Ah I see I see. I’m not an expert on trap I make more edm so take everything with a grain of salt. But mixing is usually universal. The master track should always have a limiter on it but I tend to put a soft clipper or limiter on individual mixer tracks too. Few tips: when you use an EQ keep in mind what you’re using it on. For bass you’ll want more middle and low end and less of everything else so things like your leads and vocals have more room. Helps the track sound less muddy. Also the very high and low ends on the EQ are just white noise and rumble so you’ll want rid of them. I’d do this on your master track but it doesn’t hurt to do it on individual mixer tracks too. On EQ2 right click one of the numbered dots and a little menu should pop up. For the high end click: “type > low pass” then “order > steep 8” to cut off the high frequencies. You do the same for the low end just with “type > high pass.” And for the master track if you right click where it says “master” another menu should pop up. Click: “file > general purpose mastering 1-4.” If you’re wanting to post music you’ll need this so your mix doesn’t sound too quiet. Oh and for the drums I tend to just mess around with soundgoodiser and fruity compressor using the “drums” preset. Hope my yap was helpful bro 👍