You talked about fade 4.41 into the video. But what if your song already fade/fiter out at the end do I still make a fade at the end or it is alright I didn't do it?
@@inthemix thanks for the answer. I have never used that method with fade because sometimes I think it sounds wird when I make a fade in the beginning, but maybe it is because I over done it. BTW it is nice to get a new view on mastering I have always used ozone8 master assisten and nothing els, so it is nice to know there are so many things to do in the master process.
Great video as always. Interesting info on the dithering i only really dither when i need a 16bit file from say a 24bit file. But never stopped to think whether the distribution houses are dithering when they convert into a multitude of bitrates. Although most distribution places i've used still require 16bit so i've dithered down to 16bit from 24bit anyway. Great tune that, still love it even though i've probably heard it like a thousand times! ;-)
@@craigcrummett9484 he says he wanna get the mix right. Imagine ME, tryna have tthe perfect mix to sound like Carpenter Brut... really tons of brainstorming, and little to no conclusion -_-
Hey there, Mike! Just wanna say I've learned a lot from you and it has essentially made me a better producer with more logical decisions. I don't think a compliment will cut it, but you're an amazingly talented person with lots of reliable knowledge for us rookies out here. Thank you. 🙏
I really do appreciate these kinds of tutorials. It's so difficult to compete with the acclaimed artists' masters on the common streaming platforms in loudness and clarity. This is just one step closer in the right direction.
Whoever you are who can't sleep tonight, is tired or sad, believe that there will be tomorrow that will light up your beautiful days. You just need to endure a little more, a little more, and a little more ... Thank you for being patient, thank you for being able to survive. And as you read this, promise yourself that you will be able to get through your toughest days in the future. Promise to keep smiling, no matter how you are ... You deserve to be happy :)
You are doing a great job Michael, I'm producing from last year and I started watching your Videos, and I'm really thankful to you, I learned alot from your Videos, Specially Mastering Part, and I love the way you how simply you explain about a Plugin or a Process. You are giving Master Classes for free. I also watched Paid Production Classes by the Pro but they are not able to Clarify the details, I'm not saying that they are not good in Production, but Knowing Something and explaining it both are different things. Teaching someone and clear their doubts is an Art.... Keep Going bro... Wish you the best.....
IF I FIND IT DIFFICULT TO DO ANYTHING IN FL STUDIO I LOG INTO RUclips AND GO TO MIKE IN THE MIX TUTORIALS, U R A LEGEND, YO EXPLANATIONS R JUST UNIQUE MAN. U R THE BEST AND MANY WOULD AGREE WITH ME ON THAT.
You really timed all the elements of your video... and your description is SO PERFECT MFG, thank you so much Your videos are so cool, really specific, but not annoying at all.. Keep doing what you do, please !
All your videos are so good, they explain all the topics so well and its so easy to understand the things that would otherwise overwhelm me. Thank you for making such good content.
This is the best channel ever. For coming mastering tips. It will be great you can master a bad mix, so you can really go further, so the concepts will be understood much better. Other than bad 10/10
If you want a video that really talks about loudness in detail I would highly recommend this one Mastering Loudness Video : ruclips.net/video/GBqeSbisROU/видео.html
Thank you for this video! I really love you channel because your videos are so minimalistic and straight forward! I also really love your thumbnails! Keep up the awesome work! ♥️🔥👍
Youlean Pro has helped me tremendously. I now have full confidence that my mixes sound consistent from song to song and I am in full control of how much streaming sites will turn my mix down because I know exactly what my integrated loudness is. I do not work for them or get any compensation from them. It's just a great plugin that every engineer should have on the mix bus.
I'm learning more about the skill and art of mastering specifically since I'm trying to up my profile as a sound engineer. As my experience is mainly in mixing and production, I only know the very basics about mastering. In earlier years I used to use Wavelab to arrange my tracklist, create markers and export my full album projects, but I'd send that to a mastering engineer for mastering. Lately I've been messing with Ozone in Cubase to master my singles, which has taught me much and works very well. I recently sat in on a MIXING session with a mastering engineer who mainly deals with hip-hop and uses Waveburner which I believe was packaged last with Logic Pro 9.5. He swears by it. I brought up Wavelab as the mastering DAW that I'm familiar with and also brought up Ozone as a great plugin app for mastering in a DAW. To my surprise he seemed quite inflexible when comparing ANYTHING to Waveburner. Throughout the session there are other practices that I picked up which left me bewildered, like how he didn't gainstage or didn't seem to monitor is levels and how the master was peaking at +0.4... many of the things that I'd learn when studying sound and that I've been learning and reading about more recently about mastering specifically from pros online, were not being followed in this session. I soon found out he was proud to have been "self-taught", as he put it. After the mixing session, I later received the final master. When I listened to it, I thought it might be distorting and was a bit to heavily compressed. I checked it with Izotope's Insight and, among other issues that raised my eyebrows, the true peak maxed at +0.7.
This experience left me with a lot of questions. Are my ears deceiving me or does what Insight reflected confirming what I was hearing? Am I being to nerdy about gainstaging and clipping the master bus or are these "rules" that are not as flexible as those applied during the creative and pre-production process? Are the fundamental principles of sound engineering no longer applicable or do we actually need them now more than ever in an era of ever-changing technologies and applications which are now accessible to anyone who can train themselves to be a self-taught professional? Throughout my career the most pervasive idea I've heard, and that I hear more and more now, is that "there are no rules". But as I gain more experience I realise that this is more of a self-fulfilling prophecy by those who don't fully appreciate the complexity of the skills and knowledge required to excel in the discipline of creating, producing, mixing and/or mastering. Add to that the plethora of plugins and the questionable advice from an endless supply of self-proclaimed online gurus promising an ever easier way of getting your mix to sound just as good as the pros or a way of creating and producing music without even needing to know the theory behind it, and you have a situation where people don't feel they really need to learn the basics at all because the technology seems to it all for you anyway. I've rambled quite a bit. I know I likely won't get a response because this is so long and I'm not famous, but I hope I do. I will post a comment with some more specific technical questions, but it would be great to hear what other people think about my rant. Thanks for reading if you got this far.
I really liked you mentioned the TDR plugins, they not only have free versions but all of them are made with mastering in mind too. Btw people, for those looking for a free limiter and dither I can give you two options: Kilohearts Limiter and Airwindows Ditherbox (the last one isn't available for Pro Tools). I recommend putting Ditherbox at the end of the plugin chain, and setting it to TPDF 16 (or TPDF 24 if you're gonna export at 24 bits), and when you export the master, deactivate the dither from your DAW.
You are the best... word's best channel for producers❤️❤️ big fan... I really appreciate amd you respect you ... you have been so helpful for me... Love from India ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Brilliant tutorial. Everything is explained so well and in a way that makes sense. I've watched alot, and i mean alottttt of videos on mastering as I'm very much a novice at this stage. This one has really helped me understand what i need to achieve in order to get a track sounding right for the digital platforms. I use Logic which has a stock loudness meter but I'm inclined to get the free one as it seems to have better features. Especially drag and drop to analyze the end result. Thanks for the brilliant tips & advice 🙌
I did make one last year but a few things have changed and it needed a refresh and the second one I made was a detailed video about limiting and loudness. I link that in the description because I don't cover it in this video. Thanks for watching!
Love u , still i dont understand everything in my first view , i still learned a lot and hope im getting nearly as good as u in maybe 2-3 years :) Watched nearly every tutorial u made and learned so much , one of the best channel out there to have some good technical tutorial about techniques :D Im german btw , so its not as easy to understand everything
Awesome video! I’ve watched (too) many of this kind of videos but yours is one of the best. Most important takeaway is to listen with my ears and not my eyes... 👍😎
I love setting your videos up on my phone, and opening my daw on my computer, and really following you step by step. You are young to be such a great teacher! Thank you :)
Very good video. I had no Idea you could drop your track onto the Youlean meter and instantly analyze the entire track. very good update with a good teaching method. Two thumbs up!!!
Your channel came highly recommended to me by Mick Schultz. I just used all these tips to master a few recent demos and they sound SOOO much better! Thank you so much for putting in the time to make this, will def recommend to my peeps :)
21:40, when you are comparing the mix to the 2 masters, you can tell that the bottom master (master 2) has more consistent peaks on the sound waves. Reminds me of a road. If it's less bumpy, the smoother the ride feels.
Great video man. Specifically that thick with compressing the track but letting that low end still breath with the HPF. Love the "wow" comment as well. Almost as good as Owen Wilson.
I have watched many mixing and mastering videos , this is definitely a very good one . I am convinced that mix can be fabulous and the mastering can be flawless but if the recording phase isn't done right then it will be an uphill battle trying to get the song to standup against the big boys .
I think you have a great channel, the way tou teach is great, always learn a lot from your videos. I would love to see a skillshare course from you. Maybe on FL Studio basics? Something to think about :)
This video is fantastic man! So carefully and well explained. Easy to understand even if you don't know all the nitty gritty details of compression and limiting. I just want to let you know how much I appreciate these videos you make. I've had so many good mixes sound terrible in the end because of my horrible mastering jobs lol. This will help me a lot!
Great content, but I still see a lack of missing information there. For example, what about the mid-side EQ ? Or the true about most of successful releases where the LUFS goes up to -9/-8/-7 ? I know Spotify asks you for -12 -13 full scale but there certain parameters that goes out in the real industry. What about automation? I think tracks needs to be more dynamical instead of being flatten with compression and saturation. The natural perspective is lost today. I think there is more to be covered in this tutorials. I really got some help form this but I still believe there has to be more things explained that are missing.
definitely a big help....Even though I've been happy with the sound of what ive been doing, this has shown me a few things I need to improve. So thinks man! Subbed.
Hello Michael, thanks for you amazing channel, i learned lots here, but mastering for online distribution still killing me, i cant find any right specs for mastering with the lufs and etc, can you an specific video for online distribution mastering for electronic music? thank you! Cheers from Brazil
Overview of all steps - 1:05
Fades - 3:30
EQ - 5:00
Compression - 10:30
Limiting - 15:50
Thnx for all video helps alot if u think same hit like🙂👏
You talked about fade 4.41 into the video. But what if your song already fade/fiter out at the end do I still make a fade at the end or it is alright I didn't do it?
@@eljeysmusic it could be okay but I always like to make even the smallest of fades just to be sure!
@@inthemix thanks for the answer. I have never used that method with fade because sometimes I think it sounds wird when I make a fade in the beginning, but maybe it is because I over done it. BTW it is nice to get a new view on mastering I have always used ozone8 master assisten and nothing els, so it is nice to know there are so many things to do in the master process.
Great video as always. Interesting info on the dithering i only really dither when i need a 16bit file from say a 24bit file. But never stopped to think whether the distribution houses are dithering when they convert into a multitude of bitrates. Although most distribution places i've used still require 16bit so i've dithered down to 16bit from 24bit anyway. Great tune that, still love it even though i've probably heard it like a thousand times! ;-)
I'm sure you get a lot of this, but I love your channel. Friendly, concise tutorials that are easy understand. Thanks for spreading the love, brother
Thank you so much, I really appreciate the kind words :)
I am a music creator just because of @inthemix. He is phenomenal.
the Best channel on RUclips ♥️
A good RUclips channel*
Dam true
@@theoriginalcoolkid *a not so cool kid
@@ReplicateReality That's why you need tutorials for shit me and my friends do in 10 minutes ngl
I've literally watched this video 20x. I WILL GET THE MIX RIGHT EVEN IF IT KILLS ME.
did you get it right bro?
@@RidleySorrey i'm wondering as well
1 year and we still don't know
@@TachyBunker it killed them.
@@craigcrummett9484 he says he wanna get the mix right. Imagine ME, tryna have tthe perfect mix to sound like Carpenter Brut... really tons of brainstorming, and little to no conclusion -_-
Hey there, Mike! Just wanna say I've learned a lot from you and it has essentially made me a better producer with more logical decisions. I don't think a compliment will cut it, but you're an amazingly talented person with lots of reliable knowledge for us rookies out here. Thank you. 🙏
I really do appreciate these kinds of tutorials. It's so difficult to compete with the acclaimed artists' masters on the common streaming platforms in loudness and clarity. This is just one step closer in the right direction.
this is great, but have you heard of soundgoodizer?
Soundgoodizer is great, but have you heard of OTT?
@@inthemix OTT is great, but have you heard of 78 soundgoodizers on the master slot?
@@HCXVII 78 soundgoodizers sound great, but have your heard of Fruity Blood Overdrive?
Fruity Blood Overdrive is great, but have you heard of Fruity Balance?
Appltron fruity balance is great but have you heard of 13 Eqo
1:30am and yes I am going to get back on my laptop and finish my recent project because of this video
Whoever you are who can't sleep tonight, is tired or sad, believe that there will be tomorrow that will light up your beautiful days.
You just need to endure a little more, a little more, and a little more ...
Thank you for being patient, thank you for being able to survive. And as you read this, promise yourself that you will be able to get through your toughest days in the future.
Promise to keep smiling, no matter how you are ...
You deserve to be happy :)
Thank you!
You are doing a great job Michael, I'm producing from last year and I started watching your Videos, and I'm really thankful to you, I learned alot from your Videos, Specially Mastering Part, and I love the way you how simply you explain about a Plugin or a Process. You are giving Master Classes for free. I also watched Paid Production Classes by the Pro but they are not able to Clarify the details, I'm not saying that they are not good in Production, but Knowing Something and explaining it both are different things. Teaching someone and clear their doubts is an Art.... Keep Going bro... Wish you the best.....
I'd like to note the free essay in the description breaking everything down. Way above and beyond, thankyou
I am at this stage of my first EP production. God sent you to help me ease my brain melting troubles.
This is CLEAN. Beautiful.
best channel for music production.period.
IF I FIND IT DIFFICULT TO DO ANYTHING IN FL STUDIO I LOG INTO RUclips AND GO TO MIKE IN THE MIX TUTORIALS, U R A LEGEND, YO EXPLANATIONS R JUST UNIQUE MAN. U R THE BEST AND MANY WOULD AGREE WITH ME ON THAT.
In the mix community just might be the greatest community!
The most humble producer on the internet.
I just made a remix and needed some tutorials for mastering my track. Thank you so much.
You the man, for real. Best guides on RUclips together with Internet Money. Really showing who makes the big bucks on RUclips.
I love all your tracks
You really timed all the elements of your video... and your description is SO PERFECT MFG, thank you so much
Your videos are so cool, really specific, but not annoying at all.. Keep doing what you do, please !
Best channel I've come across for solid advice.
Yes your right...that slate comppresor is awesome
All your videos are so good, they explain all the topics so well and its so easy to understand the things that would otherwise overwhelm me. Thank you for making such good content.
I have been watching you from last couple of years..... You helped me to achieve my goals.... Thanks mate..
The mix engineer did a great job on this mix from the jump. Makes the mastering process far easier. Awesome and priceless tutorial!
You're absolutely right, can't get a good master without a great mix! When the mix is right the mastering takes care of itself.
This is the best channel ever. For coming mastering tips. It will be great you can master a bad mix, so you can really go further, so the concepts will be understood much better. Other than bad 10/10
love that tune. Thank you so much.
I was just looking for how loud you should master your mix. And than I just saw that he did upload a video about mastering. Perfect!
If you want a video that really talks about loudness in detail I would highly recommend this one Mastering Loudness Video : ruclips.net/video/GBqeSbisROU/видео.html
@@inthemix thank you. I already watched this :)
Thank you for this video! I really love you channel because your videos are so minimalistic and straight forward! I also really love your thumbnails! Keep up the awesome work! ♥️🔥👍
Thank you!
Youlean Pro has helped me tremendously. I now have full confidence that my mixes sound consistent from song to song and I am in full control of how much streaming sites will turn my mix down because I know exactly what my integrated loudness is. I do not work for them or get any compensation from them. It's just a great plugin that every engineer should have on the mix bus.
I'm learning more about the skill and art of mastering specifically since I'm trying to up my profile as a sound engineer. As my experience is mainly in mixing and production, I only know the very basics about mastering. In earlier years I used to use Wavelab to arrange my tracklist, create markers and export my full album projects, but I'd send that to a mastering engineer for mastering. Lately I've been messing with Ozone in Cubase to master my singles, which has taught me much and works very well.
I recently sat in on a MIXING session with a mastering engineer who mainly deals with hip-hop and uses Waveburner which I believe was packaged last with Logic Pro 9.5. He swears by it. I brought up Wavelab as the mastering DAW that I'm familiar with and also brought up Ozone as a great plugin app for mastering in a DAW. To my surprise he seemed quite inflexible when comparing ANYTHING to Waveburner. Throughout the session there are other practices that I picked up which left me bewildered, like how he didn't gainstage or didn't seem to monitor is levels and how the master was peaking at +0.4... many of the things that I'd learn when studying sound and that I've been learning and reading about more recently about mastering specifically from pros online, were not being followed in this session. I soon found out he was proud to have been "self-taught", as he put it. After the mixing session, I later received the final master. When I listened to it, I thought it might be distorting and was a bit to heavily compressed. I checked it with Izotope's Insight and, among other issues that raised my eyebrows, the true peak maxed at +0.7.
This experience left me with a lot of questions. Are my ears deceiving me or does what Insight reflected confirming what I was hearing? Am I being to nerdy about gainstaging and clipping the master bus or are these "rules" that are not as flexible as those applied during the creative and pre-production process? Are the fundamental principles of sound engineering no longer applicable or do we actually need them now more than ever in an era of ever-changing technologies and applications which are now accessible to anyone who can train themselves to be a self-taught professional?
Throughout my career the most pervasive idea I've heard, and that I hear more and more now, is that "there are no rules". But as I gain more experience I realise that this is more of a self-fulfilling prophecy by those who don't fully appreciate the complexity of the skills and knowledge required to excel in the discipline of creating, producing, mixing and/or mastering. Add to that the plethora of plugins and the questionable advice from an endless supply of self-proclaimed online gurus promising an ever easier way of getting your mix to sound just as good as the pros or a way of creating and producing music without even needing to know the theory behind it, and you have a situation where people don't feel they really need to learn the basics at all because the technology seems to it all for you anyway.
I've rambled quite a bit. I know I likely won't get a response because this is so long and I'm not famous, but I hope I do. I will post a comment with some more specific technical questions, but it would be great to hear what other people think about my rant. Thanks for reading if you got this far.
Excellent content, as usual. Thank you for never pushing your viewers to make unnecessary purchases.
I love you Michael.. started making beats 3 months ago with fl and people love my sound thanks to you
They love your sound thanks to YOU! Good job :)
I really liked you mentioned the TDR plugins, they not only have free versions but all of them are made with mastering in mind too. Btw people, for those looking for a free limiter and dither I can give you two options: Kilohearts Limiter and Airwindows Ditherbox (the last one isn't available for Pro Tools). I recommend putting Ditherbox at the end of the plugin chain, and setting it to TPDF 16 (or TPDF 24 if you're gonna export at 24 bits), and when you export the master, deactivate the dither from your DAW.
Thank you so much for sharing!
@@inthemix You're welcome ;D
You are the best... word's best channel for producers❤️❤️ big fan... I really appreciate amd you respect you ... you have been so helpful for me... Love from India ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Brilliant tutorial. Everything is explained so well and in a way that makes sense. I've watched alot, and i mean alottttt of videos on mastering as I'm very much a novice at this stage. This one has really helped me understand what i need to achieve in order to get a track sounding right for the digital platforms. I use Logic which has a stock loudness meter but I'm inclined to get the free one as it seems to have better features. Especially drag and drop to analyze the end result. Thanks for the brilliant tips & advice 🙌
Although this is the third time you make a mastering video the always help and keep us refreshed☺️So thank u🙂🙏🏼
I did make one last year but a few things have changed and it needed a refresh and the second one I made was a detailed video about limiting and loudness. I link that in the description because I don't cover it in this video.
Thanks for watching!
Love u , still i dont understand everything in my first view , i still learned a lot and hope im getting nearly as good as u in maybe 2-3 years :) Watched nearly every tutorial u made and learned so much , one of the best channel out there to have some good technical tutorial about techniques :D Im german btw , so its not as easy to understand everything
This video is just what I needed... thank you!
Clear and concise explanation of how to approach mastering. Really helpful. Thank you.
Awesome video! I’ve watched (too) many of this kind of videos but yours is one of the best. Most important takeaway is to listen with my ears and not my eyes... 👍😎
I love setting your videos up on my phone, and opening my daw on my computer, and really following you step by step. You are young to be such a great teacher! Thank you :)
Bro I love your channel so Much I appreciate the work and editing that goes into this
You are a great teacher. I learn so much from every video.👍👍
nice job
Very good video. I had no Idea you could drop your track onto the Youlean meter and instantly analyze the entire track. very good update with a good teaching method. Two thumbs up!!!
So glad that I discovered your channel! Great resource for me in my mixing/mastering journey.
Your channel came highly recommended to me by Mick Schultz. I just used all these tips to master a few recent demos and they sound SOOO much better! Thank you so much for putting in the time to make this, will def recommend to my peeps :)
Mixing engineer: how much low end should we cut on that lead?
Artist: Yes
Mastering engineer: ...
why
21:40, when you are comparing the mix to the 2 masters, you can tell that the bottom master (master 2) has more consistent peaks on the sound waves. Reminds me of a road. If it's less bumpy, the smoother the ride feels.
Great video man. Specifically that thick with compressing the track but letting that low end still breath with the HPF. Love the "wow" comment as well. Almost as good as Owen Wilson.
This Kid Teaches well.Well done i learned a few things.Your Tutorials are so concise and simple for sure.Keep up the good work.
GREAT JOB MICHEAL!!
thanks - great videos. your teaching style is very good.
Thank you for easy tutorial!
pretty cool &help full .......really...........merci mon pote
Why you always gotta know what people need and want, I was sitting there yesterday saying " I need to learn more about mastering " ..
You rock dude! Thank you so much for putting this information out there in such a comprehensive and straightforward way! :)
Bro I have learnt many things from u. Thanks for everything🥰😘
Loving your content mate. Getting into mastering recently and this channel is full of great advice.
We learn alot of you.Thank's for everything!Big support from Montenegro!
I really like your vids, you have confirmed a lot for me. Appreciated
Your videos are incredibly helpful, the channel is awesome, thank you thank you thank you for making this understandable!
Love your tutorials! Thanks for your effort :)
That’s incredible. Mastering can double the quality of a track
this guy is hero of a lot of artist
Absolute hero. Thank you.
I have watched many mixing and mastering videos , this is definitely a very good one . I am convinced that mix can be fabulous and the mastering can be flawless but if the recording phase isn't done right then it will be an uphill battle trying to get the song to standup against the big boys .
wonderful tutorial ! thanks !
Legend mate, been learning a lot from your professional tutorials... keep it up, support coming from Australia.
dope video (Y)
Sending deep appreciation from San Diego! Very helpful--thanks!
I really thank you sooo much for making this video ❤️ love u soo much brother
Awesome tricks and techniques. Thanks for sharing!
I love you and this video. Thank you.
oz0ne FOR LIFE !
Thanks Bro 🧡 . This video really helped me.
It can't be described more simpler than this in 24 fucking minutes.
A true pro brother 💪🏿💯 thank you
Fantastic video! Thank you so much! :)
You make one of the best videos on RUclips. Thank's for that ♥️
I think you have a great channel, the way tou teach is great, always learn a lot from your videos. I would love to see a skillshare course from you. Maybe on FL Studio basics? Something to think about :)
Thank you Thank you Thank you so much, stright to the point, plz keep going on as long as you can.
👏👑👍🎹
Amazing, thank you so mucho for this video.
Always helpful and thorough !
Again great video.
This video is fantastic man! So carefully and well explained. Easy to understand even if you don't know all the nitty gritty details of compression and limiting. I just want to let you know how much I appreciate these videos you make. I've had so many good mixes sound terrible in the end because of my horrible mastering jobs lol. This will help me a lot!
Really informative and well presented!! Thanks!!
Very clear explanation, love it!
HareKrishna&GodBless❤️🙏
Huge thanks to you and your tutorial
Phenomenal video.
That Compression thing is little tricky cause it can really make the song muddy! but you guided pretty accurately! @In The Mix
You are just amazing!!!😍
Great content, but I still see a lack of missing information there. For example, what about the mid-side EQ ? Or the true about most of successful releases where the LUFS goes up to -9/-8/-7 ? I know Spotify asks you for -12 -13 full scale but there certain parameters that goes out in the real industry. What about automation? I think tracks needs to be more dynamical instead of being flatten with compression and saturation. The natural perspective is lost today. I think there is more to be covered in this tutorials. I really got some help form this but I still believe there has to be more things explained that are missing.
Thnx bro for making such amazing tutorials
definitely a big help....Even though I've been happy with the sound of what ive been doing, this has shown me a few things I need to improve. So thinks man! Subbed.
Hello Michael, thanks for you amazing channel, i learned lots here, but mastering for online distribution still killing me, i cant find any right specs for mastering with the lufs and etc, can you an specific video for online distribution mastering for electronic music? thank you! Cheers from Brazil
Thank you bro so much 😻😻😻