Audio Mixing Desktop Guide by Aubrey Whitfield
The ultimate quick-reference tool for producers, engineers, and home studio artists.
 
Level up your mixing workflow with this beautifully designed, all-in-one desktop guide - created by me based on what information I felt I needed to hand when I was learning mixing!
 
Whether you're fine-tuning EQ, dialing in compression, or targeting loudness standards for streaming platforms, this A3 and A4-lays out all of the essentional information in an easy to understand format.
 
The Audio Mixing Desktop Guide features:
Frequency Spectrum Map – See where the low-end sits in the frequnecy spectrum, as well as the mids, highs and more in an easy colourful spectrum bar at the top of the guide
Fundamental Frequencies Chart – Learn the average fundamental frequency ranges for a wide range of instruments
EQ Tone Shape Settings – Boost and cut suggestions for vocals, drums, bass, synths, and the mixbus.
Compressor Controls – Learn how ratio, threshold, attack, release, and knee really work with clear visuals and explanations
Compression Starter Presets – Compression starter settings for common sources like vocals, kick, snare, guitar, and more.
LUFS & dBTP Targets – Recommended mastering levels for Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music & others.
Panning Guide – Visual layout of a stereo field and where ey instruments should sit in order to enhance mix clarity and balance.
Reverb Type Recommendations – Learn which type of reverb (plate, spring, hall etc) is best suited to which instrument
 
This Audio Mixing Guide has been designed as desktop guide so you can easily use it during mix session. You could also use it as a desktop screesaver on your computer. You can also print it in A3 or A4 poster format and pin it to your studio wall or laminating for long-term use.
 
Format: A3 & A4 (high-resolution, print-ready)
Designed by: Aubrey Whitfield
Ideal for: Music producers, mixing engineers, audio students, and home studio enthusiasts
 
Available now for instant download