Through experimentation, you’ll be able to produce a high-quality mix using sample selection alone. The more time you’ve spent mixing music, the better you’ll be able to predict how different sounds will work together. Sample selection plays a huge role in the overall quality of your mix. However, if the sample you’re using hasn't been recorded well, your mixing abilities are put to the test. The good news is that if you manage to find high-quality samples, a lack of recording capability is compensated for. There are so many issues that can be addressed at a recording level, that require substantially more work to address at a mixing level. One significant reason for this is that an entire level of the creation process is being spoon-fed to people the recording process. Not everyone has access to a recording studio or high-quality recording equipment, so the ability to access quality samples has resulted in the rise of many artists who were previously lacking the adequate resources required to express their artistic ideas.Īlthough music production has become exceptionally accessible, the quality of mixes being produced has taken somewhat of a blow. Sample packs have made music production available to the masses, and this has propelled the music industry into exponential growth over the past 8+ years.
Samples have become so ubiquitous in music production, it’s rare to be mixing a track without at least one sampled element, be it a one-shot, beat, loop or recorded ambience.
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