So, what are some ways you can create contrast in your productions and mixes? If your goal is for everything in the song to feel huge, then nothing will end up sounding impactful because you’ve lost all contrast. The best way to do that is to contrast it with something smaller, much like how a picture of a tree’s height can't be put into per-spective without a human standing next to it, the same is true for music and particular sections of a song. For something to be perceived as large, we need a benchmark to understand how big it actually is. The science behind making something feel huge and attention-grabbing starts with the concept of perspective and contrast. What makes those moments feel huge? How can you make those moments happen in your productions and mixes? Let’s dive into the reasons behind that feeling and provide some practical ways for you to make your choruses feel similarly massive. Our ears are drawn to those moments, and our brains crave hearing more, which makes listeners come back. There’s a reason that every producer and mix engineer is always searching for ways to make their choruses feel larger, more impactful and demand more attention. Whether at a music festival listening together with thousands or sitting alone with your headphones, there is an undeniable feeling of rush when a huge-sounding chorus jumps out of the speakers.
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Learn how to maximize it with these top 9 tricks, so your choruses can have real impact.
Do you know the secret to huge-sounding choruses? It’s CONTRAST.
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