The analyzed track categories can be edited as well.Ĭlick “Edit Classification” to check/change an analyzed track’s classification.Īfter making preferred adjustments, click “Accept” to set each track’s Relay volume. In addition, you can use “Bypass Assistant” to compare the sound before/after application. The overall track volume will also be optimized.Įach track is auto analyzed, and you can make detailed edits from the faders.īy double clicking a fader, you can return it to the original analyzed amount. The analyzing has completed, and each track’s volume has been automatically adjusted and balanced. Make sure that you do not make change any track’s volume during this process.Īfter the track is finished, stop the DAW playback and click “Go To Results”. Neutron will go into listening mode, and play the song from start to finish. The star icon on the right of a track name is used to designate important tracks in the song, and be sure to select more than one.Īfter checking these parameters, click “Begin Listening”. Next, click the Mix Assistant in Neutron 3.Īfter checking that Relay is applied to each track, with the fader set to “0”, click “Got it”.Īll tracks with Relay applied will be displayed.īy removing the check on the left of a track name, it will be removed from the balance control. Tracks that are grouped to a Bus (group channel) will have overlapping sound, so remove the Relay on the individual track.ĭo not apply Relay to reverb, delay, and other send/return effect tracks. Keep each track’s volume fader at “0” and keep the panning centered. You can only have 1 Relay applied on a track. There are a few things to be careful of when using Mix Assistant. In addition, you can use it on instrument/MIDI tracks as well. Using “Q-Link” for Cubase makes this easy.
Open “Relay” on the insert slot of all tracks. Using Mix Assistant, we will quickly adjust the volume balance. We have not yet balanced each track’s volume. We have imported audio into the track to begin mixing.
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