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This document is a guide to the essential ideas of audio mixing, targeted specifically at computer-based producers. I am writing it because I haven't been able to find anything similar freely available on the Internet. The Internet has an incredible wealth of information on this subject, but it is scattered across a disorganized body of articles and tutorials of varying quality and reliability. My aim is to consolidate all of the most important information in one place, all of it verified and fact-checked.

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slimhippolyte

slimhippolyte

Thanks I was looking for something like this for a while now, a short but informative document

10/12/2009
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no7shark4126

no7shark4126

Thank you very much!

09/17/2009
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nhomas

nhomas

Sam, thanks for bringing this to my attention. I've enabled downloads on the document.

05/02/2009
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Sam_K

Sam_K

Scribd tech support eventually got back to me and confirmed that the author has prevented downloads of this document.

05/02/2009
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Sam_K

Sam_K

Hi Nick, I really enjoyed this mixing guide, it is comprehensive and very informative, I've already used several new things I have learned with good results! Thank you very much for creating it, it must have been a lot of work. Kudos to you. I am having one minor problem though, I would like to download the document from Scribd so I can keep it on hand for reference. However, even though I have registered as member of Scribd (confirmed and logged in) I can never get the download option to appear. In the FAQ it says that this can be due to the security settings set by the author, or it can be due to a known bug where the download options do not appear as they should. I am assuming that this document is set to be freely downloadable because in tthe document information it says that there have been "218 Downloads" of this document. Can you confirm for me that this document is indeed meant to be freely downloadable? This would help me to confirm that I am in fact having a technical issue with the Scribd site. I raised a support ticket 5 days with Scribd Help system but I have had no answer from Scribd at all. The ticket is still "awaiting assignment to a helpdesk operator" so no-one has even looked at it yet. :(

04/30/2009
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