This is fantastic! I can really tell you've been absorbing a lot from the forums. Your mixdown is almost perfect - my only point to mention is that your piano is a bit overcompresssed and can be a bit loud in the mix at points.

Beyond that, I'm seriously stunned at the production on this track - I can't wait to hear the finished product!

edit: also, hope you don't mind that I moved it to the WIPs section. I know you're asking about mixing advice, but it's my job to help prevent confusion about stuff like this, so people don't just post their songs anywhere instead of in the designated areas.

Another way to improve stereo width (and I think you were trying to get to) would be the concept of double tracking - recording the same performance twice and hard panning the signals left and right. If you're doing this with a singer or a person playing guitar, the minor inconsistencies between the performances will change the overall signal enough so that when you play them back at the same time with one in each speaker, you get this very wide signal that tickles your eardrums.

If you're using a synthesizer (especially a VST plugin), you can simulate that effect by removing certain oscillator retriggers or otherwise enabling a free-flowing oscillator, then recording the signal's output twice and panning them like normal.

it's not going to do any thing if you're not altering the signals that are being panned and kept center.

You're going to sum that source signal to mono if you do things like that.

what are you looking to get out of this technique you use?

Hi, been trying to make supersaws for melodic dubstep like culture code seven lions etc. When I make supersaws they always seem to either be to low and muddy/lack clarity or to high/thin/harsh. Even with layering multiple supersaws/synth layers still seem to have the wrong problem and I feel like it could be chord voicings. Can some please give some advice tips on chords for supersaws and how they process them, thanks

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Massive or Serum would be great!