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These original compositions will allow you to instantly bring the orchestra directly in your studio & conduct them how you want. Orchestra Pit gives music creators instant access to complex, beautiful orchestral pieces.įilled with strings, horns, harps, & woodwinds along with careful detail to orchestral techniques such as trills, flutter, vibrato, tremolo, pizzicato, staccato, & more! You'll also protect your ear health over time! With a lower volume, you'll be able to mix for longer periods of time & you'll have more clarity while mixing. Louder volumes can also trick you into thinking something needs more cutting than it really needs, resulting in a hollow sounding mix. Louder volumes also make the bass sound more prominent than it really is, so a lower volume will help you balance the low end better & get all your EQing down there figured out.

Better EQ accuracy! You'll make better EQ decisions because not everything is blasting through the speakers.

Mixing at low volumes will keep our ears true to what's really going on. When mixing at loud volumes, it can really trick us into thinking the mix is better than it actually is.

Louder volumes can trick us! When the music is loud, everything sounds better! Things appear wider, drums knock more, bass hits harder, & vocals cut through better.

At loud volumes everything sounds in your face however, lower volumes will show us what's being too compressed & what's not being compressed enough. Lower volumes make it more apparent what a compressor is doing.

You'll hear dynamic processing better.

Mixing at lower volumes can really improve your overall volume balance. At lower volumes you'll be able to hear if some instruments are too loud & what's sticking out too much.

You'll hear volume imbalances a lot better.

This technique is one of the most crucial ways your mixing can improve right away!

Mixing at low volumes is a common practice used by professional engineers everywhere.