Why is my mix muddy instead of warm?

[@thomasgyllin9502]

I spent a year trying to understand this by experimenting and listening to professional mixes, but you just clarified it so nicely, so I really got one of those aha experiences! Thanks!

[@silverwings1843]

I have taken many Mix/Mstr Course. Followed countless YT Vids. You are the only one I have ever learned real practical mix/mastr ops from. Thank you !!!

[@EdgarRoock]

I wish there were audio examples from actual mixes for each point made.

[@etv955]

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[@andersjanocha6960]

So nice to have a new video from you. Both insightful and instructive as always.😊

[@MasteringExplained]

Thanks Anders! ☀️

[@OdoSendaidokai]

Thank you, that is very helpful 🌻

[@michaeltablet8577]

Thanks again! Always helpful!

[@jamisondonald384]

Thank you for this

[@MR_Cellarpop]

Thanks. Best/Mathias

[@gurunugget]

warm just means full and yes something can be beyond full making it muddy.

[@MariJu1ce]

I dont really like warm mixes i have realized over the years. Like its a pretty normal thing to assume things have to be warm. Not all mixes need to be warm. I do appreciate full bodies sounding mixes, that ar not thing and have weight and punch, but overly warm mix is not for me