From pre-production to recording, editing, mixing, and mastering… it’s hard to know where one stage ends and another begins. And more importantly: which part does your music actually need right now? You might be searching for online audio services to help improve your tracks, but you’re not even sure what to type into Google. In this article, we break down one of the most common points of confusion: audio editing vs mixing — what's the difference and how do you know which one

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