Originally Posted by nitrateaudio ➡️

From my own research, learning and travels, there isn't much you can really do other that keep testing out the final mix in different environments. Without a dedicated treated mixing room, you are usually shooting in the dark and guessing -- and you will be shocked how different your mix will sound in different situations. There is some software solutions out there that can help, but i am not sure how much they really help. getting a pair or crappy speakers to test on doesn't really mean much. it just means you will be tailoring your mix to be played back on that crappy speaker.

for any big shot pro mixing and mastering engineers out there -- i invite you to test out your mix in my cars fancy speaker system. it is a fancy hip hop boom boom harmon karmon system that will make every and any mix sound like total dog shit.