How To Mix & Master DISCO HOUSE Like David Penn & OFFAIAH

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In this video, we're going to be mixing and mastering a Disco House song inspired by David Penn and OFFAIAH's song Satisfied. We're going to find out if we can do this in under 30 minutes by using the 80/20 rule of mixing and mastering Disco House.

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00:00 Introduction to Disco House Mixing and Mastering
00:23 Overview of the Mixing Process
01:54 Diving Into the Mix: Reference Tracks and Volume Balancing
02:38 Mixing Techniques: EQ, Transient Shaping, and Side Chaining
07:13 Bass Mixing Strategies for Clarity and Depth
09:01 Group and Bus Processing for Cohesion
12:56 Mastering for Loudness and Clarity
17:27 Sponsor Shoutout and Transition to 80/20 Rule
18:05 Applying the 80/20 Rule to Song Arrangement
19:26 Final Thoughts and Resources

Video edited by: Zen Ampalayo