# How do I mix songs that contain many stereo tracks instead of mono?

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**Created:** [March 1, 2024, 11:23pm UTC](https://community.mwtm.com/t/how-do-i-mix-songs-that-contain-many-stereo-tracks-instead-of-mono/4862 "2024-03-01T23:23:59Z")\
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How do I mix songs that contain many stereo tracks instead of mono? For instance, EDM and Hip-hop tracks have several VSTs, and when I receive a request to mix a combination of hip-hop and EDM songs, there are typically numerous stereo tracks with inserted reverb and delay effects, even on the drums. I try my best to mix them, but there are always phase issues compared to songs with mono tracks. Can you suggest a way to mix several stereo tracks without facing phase issues?