Sound Design Tip: Using A Reference Sound Effect

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In this video, I talk about using reference sound effects just as a mixing engineer would use a reference track when doing their work. I have personally benefited quite a lot from doing this and still use reference sounds to this day.

I hope you find the video valuable!

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