Mid-side processing allows you to separate the stereo signal of your mix into two components: the mid and the side. By processing the mid and side components independently, you can shape the stereo image of your mix in radically different ways. In this blog post, we’ll show you what mid-side EQ processing is, how it works, when to use mid side processing, and how you can use it to improve your mixes. We’ll also show you how to use hardware outboard gear to achieve it.
Product categories
Search The Site
Products
-
Analog Mixing and Mastering bundles
£135.00 – £270.00Price range: £135.00 through £270.00
-
Stereo Mastering (save on 3+ tracks)
£35.00
-
Converting Existing Masters for Vinyl
£30.00
-
Sync Editing Remix Service
£200.00 – £5,000.00Price range: £200.00 through £5,000.00
-
Podcast Audio Mastering
£70.00 – £135.00Price range: £70.00 through £135.00
-
Detailed Mix Evaluation
£10.00 – £30.00Price range: £10.00 through £30.00
-
Sync Evaluation
£30.00
-
Add Vinyl Optimised Version
£20.00
-
Add Stems for Stem Mastering
£10.00
-
Alternative Version (Instrumental / Streaming etc.)
£10.00 – £15.00Price range: £10.00 through £15.00
-
FREE track mastering demo: try online mastering on your mix
£0.00
-
DJ Mix Mastering
£50.00 – £100.00Price range: £50.00 through £100.00
