The process of combining and adjusting individual tracks in a multitrack recording is known as mixing, where elements like melody, harmony, and rhythm are balanced, and frequencies are managed for a cohesive tune.
The process where all of the individual tracks from a multitrack recording are combined through the console, and adjustments are made to the level, tone, and spatial positioning of the sources is known as mixing. During mixing, the basic units of music, which have specific names, such as melody, harmony, and rhythm, are balanced and combined to generate a cohesive tune. Additionally, the number and relative intensity of multiple frequencies are managed to ensure each instrument and vocal track sits well in the overall mix.