Dangerous Music Video Series: Perfecting Your Mix with the S&M Processor

Dangerous Music Video Series: Perfecting Your Mix with the S&M Processor

Exploring Stereo Control for Vocals, Drums, and Beyond

We’re excited to continue our Dangerous Music video series, bringing you regular insights into how these powerful tools can elevate your mixes. In this installment, we’re spotlighting the Dangerous Music S&M (Sum & Difference) processor and how it can perfect your stereo field—whether you’re working with vocals, drums, or full mixes. Check out these three new videos to see the S&M in action!

1. Fixing Vocals in the Mix with Dangerous Music S&M

You’ve wrapped a great vocal session, but later, you realize your vocal stem is getting buried by the strings or other instruments. No need to panic! The Dangerous Music S&M gives you unmatched stereo control, allowing you to easily adjust overly wide or narrow fields and bring your vocals to the forefront.

2. How to Use Dangerous Music S&M on Vocals

Think your session is locked in forever? The Dangerous S&M proves there’s still room to tweak and perfect your mix. With mid-side processing, you can split your stereo track into a center and side matrix for granular control, making it simple to dial in the exact stereo image you want for your vocals.

3. Dangerous Music S&M Demo on Drums

The S&M isn’t just for vocals. Use it on drums to find the perfect stereo sweet spot for your mix. Sweep the stereo field wider or narrower, A/B your results, and hear how effortlessly the Dangerous S&M helps you achieve drum clarity and impact.

 


Stay Tuned for More Dangerous Music Videos

We’re releasing new entries in the Dangerous Music video series every 3-4 days, each featuring three fresh videos highlighting different ways these tools can transform your workflow. From fixing vocals to refining drums and perfecting full mixes, the Dangerous Music S&M is your go-to processor for stereo control.

Don’t miss the next installment!

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