There's a right and wrong way to use reference mixes.
Whether you're mastering, mixing, recording, producing or even songwriting, it's important to know what you favorite music really sounds like—and how yours compares.
If you want to grow in your craft, then understanding what separates your work from others' is absolutely essential. All of the best producers and engineers I know constantly tune their ears—and their tastes—by listening to great records.
But there are productive and counterproductive ways to invite references into your studio.
Today I share the best and worst approaches, so you can get the most out of references, while keeping you from making the mistakes that will make you go crazy.
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