Thanks for making this video... How do you feel about tilt EQs in mastering? (To make overall adjustment brighter or darker.) Using Pro-Q 3, I tried an extreme +18dB tilt followed by a -18dB tilt in a second instance and it didn't damage the sound. That makes me think a more moderate adjustment would be a safe way to gently shift the overall balance.
Love the video guys! Could you make video showing the ideal level of the vocals in a final master😅 sometimes it’s too loud sometimes too low on different speakers Love you
ok this also vindicates me because i kept thinking ozones assistant button makes my tracks too bright every single time. they probably guess a reference curve thats pretty similar for everything at least in ozone 9.
You can't trust the Ozone "mastering assistant." Find the brightest professional track you can find. Run it through, and Ozone will make it brighter. Then run it through again and Ozone will make it even brighter. Do it again? Even brighter. Ozone is great, but the mastering assistant is a farce. Maybe V12 will be better...
I haven't tried it yet, but it looks promising. The broad view with only four frequency bands combined with getting the target from a reference track seems like it could be useful. /Thomas
🔥 Nice Video Sir Hello Sir Can you make a tutorial how to get louder mastering without sacrifice the punchy of the sound .. in reaper?? Thanks Greet From Indonesia. 🙏
Check out our videos about DMG Limitless, you'll find some hopefully useful info about loudness and peak limiting in general there. We also have a mastering course where we go deeper into settings and strategies for this. Send us an email if you're interested in joining: info@masteringexplained.com /Thomas
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With a cup of coffee in hand, this video was a perfect start to the day, thank you!
Awesome! Have a great day! /Thomas
What a great video! Thank you. Ill be following this channel from now on!
Great like always. Happy holidays.
Same to you Anders! /Thomas
Excellent as always ! Thanks ⭐️
Pure excellence! Thank you so very much!
Thanks and happy easter :): Best/Mathias
Same to you! /Thomas
Thanks much!
Vey very useful ..its like live class. .luv the way u explain ;)
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for making this video... How do you feel about tilt EQs in mastering? (To make overall adjustment brighter or darker.) Using Pro-Q 3, I tried an extreme +18dB tilt followed by a -18dB tilt in a second instance and it didn't damage the sound. That makes me think a more moderate adjustment would be a safe way to gently shift the overall balance.
Love the video guys! Could you make video showing the ideal level of the vocals in a final master😅 sometimes it’s too loud sometimes too low on different speakers
Love you
I didn't find the video you mentioned here (eq matching to a reference track by ear). great tutorial by the way
ok this also vindicates me because i kept thinking ozones assistant button makes my tracks too bright every single time. they probably guess a reference curve thats pretty similar for everything at least in ozone 9.
You can't trust the Ozone "mastering assistant." Find the brightest professional track you can find. Run it through, and Ozone will make it brighter. Then run it through again and Ozone will make it even brighter. Do it again? Even brighter. Ozone is great, but the mastering assistant is a farce. Maybe V12 will be better...
great video. unfortunately the link to your frequency chart is not working.
Thanks for letting us know! The link should be working again now. /Thomas
Is the video you mention at minute 4:29 about "EQ matching to a reference by ear" not on your channel anymore? I can not find it.
Wat you think about tonal balance from ozone?
I haven't tried it yet, but it looks promising. The broad view with only four frequency bands combined with getting the target from a reference track seems like it could be useful. /Thomas
do u use a tilt eq for this sometimes?
Sure, tilt EQ can be useful for slightly nudging a master towards darker or brighter. /Thomas
Excellent explanation. You're amazing. Thank you.
🔥 Nice Video Sir
Hello Sir Can you make a tutorial how to get louder mastering without sacrifice the punchy of the sound .. in reaper??
Thanks
Greet From Indonesia. 🙏
Check out our videos about DMG Limitless, you'll find some hopefully useful info about loudness and peak limiting in general there. We also have a mastering course where we go deeper into settings and strategies for this. Send us an email if you're interested in joining: info@masteringexplained.com /Thomas