Listening session checklist for mixes

By knowing what to listen for, you can objectively assess mixes before mastering, which is how you ensure you get the best sounding records

Unfortunately, most people listen blindly without a checklist and often go back having missed things that otherwise might have been picked up if they had a consistent formula.

This list is broken up into the following

1. Audible distortion / artefacts
2. Low end translation
3. Energy balance
4. Mid range balance
5. Tonal Shape
6. Dynamic composition
7. Stereo field
8. Sibilance

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