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Reference: Drake / Kendrick / Metro Boomin style
Genre-specific issues that MixDiagnose flags automatically
808s are the backbone of modern hip hop, but they're notoriously hard to mix. Too much sub energy eats headroom and masks the kick; too little and the track feels thin. MixDiagnose measures your sub-bass (20-60 Hz) and bass (60-250 Hz) energy against hip hop reference targets, flagging muddy 808s, sub-30 Hz rumble, and low-end masking issues that steal punch from your kick drum.
The vocal is the most important element in hip hop — it must cut through heavy 808s, hats, and samples without sounding harsh. MixDiagnose checks your mid-range (250 Hz-2 kHz) balance and high-mid presence (2-5 kHz) against genre references, identifying when vocals are buried, when 200-500 Hz mud is clouding clarity, and when harshness in the 3-5 kHz range needs taming.
Hip hop mixes run hot — reference tracks sit around -7.5 LUFS integrated. But pushing too hard with limiting kills transient impact and creates pumping artifacts. MixDiagnose measures integrated LUFS, short-term LUFS, true peak, and crest factor, telling you exactly where you stand against streaming platform targets and when you've gone too far.
Hip hop often uses narrow stereo for punch and mono compatibility — phone speakers and club systems sum to mono. If your 808s or vocals are too wide, they'll disappear in mono. MixDiagnose analyzes your stereo width across frequency bands and flags phase issues that kill translation.
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Real LUFS, spectral balance across 6 bands, dynamic range, true peak, and stereo width — measured against hip hop reference targets.
Specific issues are flagged with severity (critical / moderate / minor) and suggested fixes. Fix, re-bounce, and check again.
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→ Run Hip Hop Mix Analysis FreeHip hop reference tracks typically land around -7.5 LUFS integrated pre-mastering. For a pre-master mix, aim for -10 to -14 LUFS. MixDiagnose measures your integrated LUFS and compares it against hip hop genre targets automatically.
Clean up sub-30 Hz rumble with a high-pass filter, ensure your 808 and kick aren't fighting for the same frequency space, and check your bass-to-sub ratio. MixDiagnose flags when your sub-bass energy exceeds the hip hop reference target and suggests specific fixes.
Vocals get buried when 200-500 Hz mud from 808s and samples fills the midrange. MixDiagnose detects low-mid buildup and compares your mid-range balance against hip hop references so you know exactly where to carve space.
Yes. Drop a WAV or MP3 at mixdiagnose.com and get a full frequency-balance report, LUFS measurement, dynamic range, stereo width, and genre-specific issue flags — no signup required.