How do you match EQ in logic?

In Logic Pro, in the project you want to match to the source audio file, insert Match EQ (typically on Output 1-2). Drag the source audio file to the Reference Learn button. Return to the start of your mix, click the Current Learn button, and play your mix (the current material) from start to finish.

Does Match EQ work?

Match EQ allows you to analyze and store the average frequency spectrum of an audio file as a template. You can apply this template to another audio signal so that it matches the spectrum of the original file. This is also known as a fingerprint EQ, where one sonic fingerprint is applied to another signal.

Why do my mixes sound flat?

First of all it could be that the bottom end, the low end in their mix is lacking, so their mix sounds thin. If you play it on a larger speaker system, it doesn’t sound good because there’s no low end or the low end isn’t tight, the low end isn’t loud enough, or it’s just not there.

Do pros use reference tracks?

Reference tracks are used by producers and engineers at all stages of their careers. It’s a great way to make sure our mixes sound as good (or at least comparable) to commercially successful releases. Reference tracks shouldn’t stifle your creativity or force you to make decisions that aren’t right for the music.

How do you get reference tracks for mixing?

The best way to get free reference tracks for mixing purposes is to use Loopback, which allows you to record music from Spotify directly into your DAW. Additionally, it can do it in a way that doesn’t lead to a loss in quality and fidelity either.

How do you make a master sound full?

How to Make Your Mix Sound Bigger

  1. EQ Up Lows and Highs. Pull up an equalizer and boost the low end ever so slightly to add a bit of richness to the bass.
  2. Layer Up. Adding more layers is one of the easiest ways to bring more texture and depth to your mix.
  3. Add Some Reverb.
  4. 808 Kick Drum.
  5. Widen Your Stereo Image.

How do you make your mix sound professional?

How To Make My Mix Sound Professional: 10 Golden Rules

  1. 1) Do your Gain Staging.
  2. 2) Do your bus routing.
  3. 3) Compress in stages.
  4. 4) Filter out unwanted frequencies.
  5. 5) Use gear and/or plugins to give character.
  6. 6) Sort out the low end.
  7. 7) Do parallel compression.
  8. 8) Do your panning and spatializing.