It totally depends on the mix, genre, amout of elements, etc. There is no "mix by numbers". Simple gain-staging along with good mixing will...
Yes, 48kHz has a little less foldover/aliasing. I record in 48K and oversample when needed. When mastering I capture (my hybrid chain) at 96k.
Distortion. Pitch bend and/or portamento/glide along with highpass modulation/automation.
It depends.
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No. Not unless it's very tonal and part of the tonality (808 bass, tuned toms playing a rudiment, etc).
For depth-placement I use pre-fader parallel send to HPF+LPF (naturall roll-off), room reverb (with suiting predelay) and M/S mixer (narrower or...
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[MEDIA] Jk. Idk what "machine" it is. But I know how I would recreate/synthesize it. Edit: Is there a follow-up question?
Because wavelength and space for absorbtion and diffusion.
If they are mastered, just lower the volume of louder songs so that the percieved loudness is normalized (consistant loudness across all songs,...
A few dB of headroom. Learn simple gain-staging and you will be fine. It ought to be the first thing one learns.
Use samples as impulse responses in convolution reverbs. Granulize samples in granular samplers.
The amount and/or sound of the transient, body, boom, umph and tail length is all subjective and contextual to the song/track you are creating....
Just apply a lowcut to remove DC offset.
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