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Genre-specific issues that MixDiagnose flags automatically
Electronic music lives and dies by the sub-bass. But sub frequencies below 60 Hz eat enormous headroom — if uncontrolled, they trigger limiters early and squash your entire mix. MixDiagnose measures your sub-bass energy against EDM references (target: -14 dB sub), flags sub-30 Hz rumble, and tells you when your low end is stealing headroom from everything else.
Electronic music uses wide supersaws and stereo effects, but clubs and festival systems often sum to mono. If your low end is too wide, it disappears. MixDiagnose analyzes stereo width across frequency bands, checking that your sub-bass stays mono while your highs can spread wide. Reference target: 0.75 stereo width for EDM.
EDM references are the loudest of any genre — -5 to -6 LUFS integrated. But getting there without pumping and distortion requires careful gain staging. MixDiagnose measures integrated LUFS, short-term LUFS, true peak, and crest factor, telling you exactly how close you are to the club-ready target and whether you're sacrificing dynamics for loudness.
Supersaws, plucks, and hats need to sparkle without harshness. Electronic mixes often push highs too far, creating fatigue at 5-10 kHz. MixDiagnose checks your high and high-mid balance against EDM references, flagging harshness or dullness that kills the energy.
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→ Run Electronic Mix Analysis FreeEDM reference tracks typically land around -5 to -6 LUFS integrated for club play. For streaming, -14 LUFS is ideal. For a pre-master mix, aim for -10 to -12 LUFS. MixDiagnose measures your integrated LUFS and compares it against electronic genre targets automatically.
EDM references use about 0.75 stereo width — wide highs and mono lows. Keep your sub-bass below 120 Hz in mono to ensure club compatibility. MixDiagnose analyzes your stereo width across frequency bands and flags phase issues.
Sub-bass energy below 60 Hz eats headroom and triggers limiters early. Clean up sub-30 Hz rumble, manage your low-end balance, and ensure your crest factor is in the 6-8 dB range. MixDiagnose flags when your sub-bass exceeds EDM targets and suggests fixes.
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