Tip 20.. sleep on the mix if ur getting nowhere and the next day you'll hear things you didn't before

Tip 1 - 0:40 - Listen to good mixes/music in your mixing position
Tip 2 - 2:22 - Know your frequencies
Tip 3 - 3:45 - Use the mute button to identify problems
Tip 4 - 4:38 - Mind the goosebumps
Tip 5 - 6:17 - Do a static mix
Tip 6 - 7:57 - Aim for balance
Tip 7 - 8:55 - Turn up your speakers
Tip 8 - 10:08 - Know when to leave things alone
Tip 9 - 10:45 - Use subtractive EQ
Tip 10 - 11:37 - EQ your reverbs and delays
Tip 11 - 12:40 - Don't be afraid to use compression
Tip 12 - 13:12 - Don't compress everything
Tip 13 - 13:33 - Mix the busses first
Tip 14 - 14:55 - Get it right at the source
Tip 15 - 15:25 - Mix fast and often
Tip 16 - 16:18 - Mix in context
Tip 17 - 17:55 - Save the vocal until the end
Tip 18 - 18:33 - Bypass often
Tip 19 - 19:18 - Get feedback from others

I might wanna add Tip 20 which is bit of an extension to Tip 1 -> use a reference track to which you can compare your mix to.

"static mix" is so important...it's akin to getting the house solidly built and then applying the aesthetics (paint, trim, finishes) to get it ready for sale...

My Theory teacher once said art is knowing when to stop. In every form of art you can always add more the key is knowing when it’s good

Whenever I do music and feel I tear up or get goosebumps I know there’s God with me in that room. Idk why. I thank Him for being with me at all times and giving me such opportunities as creating music. Bless you all and keep grinding, one day it will all pay off. Stay safe!

the part about turning up volume instead of trying to clip was a game changer

Awesome tips, another good tip is if you've been mixing a track for a while and you haven't got a crazy deadline, I find it useful to leave it for a few days and come back to it. It rests your ears and let's you re-evaluate what you've done, works wonders when mastering too.

Fun fact, the goosebumps section is actually talking about Frisson, which is a response that happens when one is extremely emotional to certain types of powerful stimuli, like music!

These will be my new 19 commandments for music mixing

Joe is Definitely the GOAT

You might have the best analogies known to man

Dude! You’ve got one of the top five channels on the entire Internet!

tip 16 is so important yet overlooked by most sound engineers

When he said this a hot mess I better start throwing some plug ins on there I took it personally 🤣 this guy is a genius tho fr

You always have good audio. Other engineers usually don’t which is embarrassing

For 19, GET IT AT MULTIPLE STAGES
Don't wait until you finish!

Aren't you the best mix engineer i have known so far?

You're an excellent speaker, you don't make things complicated.

BEST TIP BE YOURSELF USE YOUR EARS NOT EYES DONT TRY TO BE PERFECT HAVE FUN AND CREATE

Lately, I like to mix the vocals bus  right after the drums bus is ready, and before everything else. I call it "sandwich mixing". Drums and vocals are the lower and upper bread, and guitars are the filling. When I get voice levelled with drums, then I bring in the guitars bus from zero to the desired ammount of "filling", without messing with the drums/vocals proportion.