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Topic [Getting started] Tools to give cohesion to your mix
Tools to give cohesion to your mix
Today I'll shortlist the plug-ins that I use most frequently when I want to reinforce the sonic cohesion of a mix. As usual, this is by no means an exhaustive list. Far from that. My only goal here is to try to somehow point you in the right direction so you can make your own decisions later on.

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Alex