While mixing the studio monitor set with the well-treated acoustic space nothing beats. For reference and for exposing the tiny details in your project’s headphones are great. However, they produce certain issues such as stereo image, a lack of cross feed between your left and right ears, and skewed frequency response. Whether by choice or necessity most professional people mix on headphones. Here comes some of the tips for mixing with earbuds.

Hard panning

When your listening to the studio monitors the sounds from the left speakers will your left ear along with the right ear. On loudspeakers the hear panning is a track doesn’t completely eliminate it from your opposite ear. The sounds get completely absent from the opposing channel when a track is hard planned on the headphones. Try to minimize the use of hard panning when you’re mixing on headphones. This is the way on how the sounds get exists and at least to some extent in both the channels.

Optimize the headphones

The sounds need to be emanating from inside your head rather than around your headphones create an unnatural sound field. To avoid these issues, you can accommodate using software products like waves Nx and sonar works reference. The faithfully mimicking the depth, crossfeed issues, natural reflections and stereo imaging of a high end set of studio monitors waves nx are resolved the problems. the physical limitations of the headphones are overcome by the sonar works reference helping you to achieve a flat frequency response so you can make an informed mixing decision.

For reference use speakers

It is a great idea in producing music by earbuds is through mixing on studio monitors, one of the easiest ways to ensure your project sounds through both speakers and headphones. When you mix on the headphones the same content is applied. Pick a set of speakers and use them for a periodic reference check. On your headphones, you may end up with a mix that sounds great but not so great everywhere else.

Invest in open-back headphones

To prevent the sounds from escaping and leaking into your microphones or tracking the closed-back headphones are great. Inside the headphones, they also trap pressure and creating false low frequency. It skews your perception of your mix’s frequency while these bass bumps make listening for pleasure more fun and engaging. The above-mentioned details give the importance of producing music by earbuds.