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Deep House122 BPMF# minor7:38Anonymous Producer
The mix holds up. One or two things would make it land harder. Worth the extra pass before it goes to labels.
Where deep house sitsThis mix
Club level for deep house. Spotify turns it down 4.4 dB, nothing lost.
The low end is lighter than most deep house tracks.
Wider than most deep house tracks. Check the widest synths with a mono button.
Intro and outro give DJs room to mix.
122 BPM, F# minor.
The kick and bass carry less weight than most deep house tracks. Check them against a reference.
Width is 60 %, above the 55 % most deep house tracks keep to. Narrow the widest synths a little.
It sits in the deep house range. More limiting would cost punch, not add loudness.
Streaming & label circuit
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Label matching
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Tempo, harmony and stereo treatment are on their brief. Trim the breakdown before you send it.
Major label
Their club releases carry more sub weight, but the melodic shape and pacing match their tone.
Leans more cosmic and longer form. The stereo work fits; the rhythm could push deeper for this roster.
On the deeper end of their range. A vocal sample or a darker synth layer would make the fit clearer.
Adjacent rather than central. The melodic content lands, but they expect Afro percussion this track does not carry.
A spacious, melodic deep house track with a dynamic master that suits the genre. Two things would make it land harder: more weight below 60 Hz, and narrower reverb tails so the image folds to mono cleanly. The breakdown could also be shorter.
Loudness, peaks, punch
Club level for deep house. Spotify turns it down 4.4 dB, nothing lost.
Dynamic and well judged for deep house.
Integrated loudness is -9.6 LUFS, true peak -1.2 dBTP, crest factor 10.4 dB.
The limiter is barely working and the breakdown sits well below the drops, which suits a track that breathes. Pushing it louder would cost the pluck its snap, and streaming would turn it down anyway.
Low end, mids, top
The low end is lighter than most deep house tracks.
Clean and open, with a low end lighter than most deep house.
The sub sits 2.5 dB under the deep house reference.
Add a gentle low shelf on the kick or the bass and check it against a reference track on a full range system.
The mids are uncluttered and the top end opens up without sounding hyped. A little more sub weight would give the drops the body this sound needs in a club, without changing the rest of the balance.
Stereo, phase
Wider than most deep house tracks. Check the widest synths with a mono button.
A wide, spacious image, a little wider than most deep house.
Stereo width is 60 %, above the 55 % most deep house tracks keep to. At its widest moment the phase correlation drops to 0.41.
High-pass the pad reverb and narrow its return in the low mids.
The kick and the bass are centred and the arpeggio delay gives the track its movement. Pulling in only the reverb tails keeps that space and makes the mono fold-down safe on club systems.
Intro, outro, sections
Intro and outro give DJs room to mix.
Room to mix at both ends, with a long breakdown.
Intro 32 bars, outro 16 bars, 6 sections.
The breakdown holds the same pad and arpeggio for a long time before the second drop. Trimming it, or lifting the harmony halfway through, would hold attention without touching the drops.
BPM, key, grid
122 BPM, F# minor.
122 BPM in F# minor, both read with high confidence.
Tempo confidence 95 %, key confidence 86 %.
The kick and the bass lock together cleanly. The offbeat shaker sits slightly ahead of the grid; quantising it at partial strength would keep the feel and lose the rush.
| Measure | This mix | Deep House |
|---|---|---|
| Duration | 7:38 | |
| BPM | 122 | 118 to 125 |
| Key | F# minor | |
| Integrated loudness | -9.6 LUFS | -11 to -7 LUFS |
| True peak | -1.2 dBTP | under -1 dBTP |
| Crest factor | 10.4 dB | |
| Loudness range | 6.8 LU | |
| Stereo width | 60% | 8 to 55% |
| Phase correlation | 0.74 | min 0.15 |
| Lowest phase window | 0.41 | |
| Spotify normalisation | -4.4 dB | Spotify turns it down to -14 LUFS, nothing lost |
Loudness and true peak across the major streaming platforms
8 bands against the deep house reference
Energy over the length of the track
The track
Sample
Sundown Coastline
122 BPM · F# minor
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