Mix One Analysis
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The document describes mixing tracks in Cubase software. It begins by cutting vocal tracks from a mashup into single vocals. Then it creates a delay between two violin tracks to make an echo effect and longer lasting instrumental sound. Finally, it adds a drum beat violin instrumental, uses an equalizer to blend the drum beat into the audio, and alters the drum volume and position to blend it with the violin.
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