Hey guys! Ever wondered how to add that extra clean shine to your song while mastering but don't want to spend money on third party plugins? Then this is the video for you! Follow along as I teach you how to master your track in Ableton using built-in audio effects. Obviously this isn't the only way to do this and I strongly recommend you experiment and try out your own combinations of audio effects, but at least for now maybe you can get a grasp on what works and what doesn't. Enjoy!
InspirAspir pro tip: If you don't want to master in the same project, you should export with 32 bit depth. Because if the mix is sloppy the master can peak. 32 bit wav doesn't have this problem because it can store waveforms that go over +0db. Moreover, if you master in the same project, you can quickly fix some Mixing issues like fighting between the kick/bass/subs. That why I like to master FL projects from my friends via the vst they offer.
@@cameronpaschal2484 You can master with any DAW. The essential of the music is only .wav files if it's a stem mastering that You get stem tracks (grouptracks from individual elements and fx return tracks) if the client is unsure of the balance of the mix so mastering engineer can give it a go and do rebalancing of the mix on the stems. Mastering will work with any DAW that can route audio to audiochannel to another to create chains. For mastering the client has exported the audio into wavefile that is their preferred samplerate and bitdepth where they started working their project and only with that samplerate and not mixed.
holy shit!! this is LITERALLY the only video that ACTUALLY helped master my track, out of fricking hundreds of sites ive looked through and videos ive watched. none of them helped AT ALL except this one video that's only 22 minutes long! i appreciate this video at the very most and respect the grind + good explanations! fully love it! :-)
Multi-band dynamics is for compressing certain frequency ranges not just fiddling with the input and output level haha. The input knob decides how loud the signal coming into it is. The bars in the middle are showing you the volume of the frequency ranges and how much they are being compressed. The output knob allows you to increase or decrease the volume of the affected/compressed signal.
@@EJguitar1 No any compression applied in this setting, just volume of freq range adjusted. (When it compresses, the yellow thicks move away from the orange bars...)
this video legit changed my life man idk how better to say it this has been a massive problem for me for so long and this fixed every problem and more bro cant thank you enough
Good tutorial, interesting to see your workflow. Just an annotation to the Ableton limiter: you don't control the maximum output with the "gain" knob, you control it with the "ceiling" field above. Gain is to increase your input signal before the limiter kicks in. So you can reduce the dynamic range and increase volume of lower parts. In your example it worked anyway, because preset set ceiling to minus 0.3 db. greetings
Using reverb in mastering is a big no-no. That's done during the production/mixing stage, mastering shouldn't ever touch it - no matter the dry/wet fader, it *will* screw up the mix. There's a reason you don't see it in any proper mastering chain.
Yep, reverb should never be a part of mastering. Really, the only things that should be in a mastering chain are a compressor, EQ, and a limiter. You can use a spectrum analyzer to help identify frequencies that need adjustment, but you should trust your ears more than your eyes. If you start getting too heavy handed with the controls of any effect in your chain, it means the mix wasn't quite right and should be redone.
Incredibly good tutorial. Just turned my mediocre sounding track into something completely different. Not at all "professional", but for an hour of work, its incredible. Thank you!
So far this guide has worked very well for me, I know I’ll eventually have to get better but I do tweak the master effects and details with every different song I make but this is still a great start! 4 years later it’s still holding up for me, I started using it like a year ago so I’m saying the video 4 years later still holds
Thanks alot! I was trying to master my tracks without knowing enough, just that I needed a compressor. I tried different ways and I settled on something similar to what you did.
Great tutorial. I saved this video in my favourites, made notes, and I now use this as a 'starting point' for mastering my tracks and find this is a really great help. Thanks for the run-through!
I have been looking master my song using only what Ableton gives me, and this video has been the answer to my prayers.. Thank you so much for this. Every other video I have found uses some ones audio effect. Your video explains the effect without getting carried away so that I can understand what its use is for. Im new to this, but it has been driving me crazy. I had made a composition and used effects for each of the instruments, when I came across your video. So I went back in and deleted all the effects then followed how you made one track and added the effects to the master and it worked a whole lot better. Thanks again.
This is a great video, and very logically thought out. Everyone giving hate about the reverb on the master, and while I do agree that in most cases there’s no need for that and could hurt your mix, a smidge acts as a subtle sound net that brightens the sound like an auditorium. I think it’s quite clever if used correctly.
You know that expression "lift yourself by your bootstraps"? Well sir, you have provided me with my first boots when it comes to mastering, now all i need to do is lift my self up. Thank you, this really upped my game.
this was extremely helpful. thank you for sticking to ableton defaults. sometimes you just wanna learn how to do things with what you have without having to download this and download that. and the mastering was phenomenal!!! i truly thank you for taking the time broski!!
Hi I haven’t really commented on RUclips videos before but I felt the need to today. I just wanted to thank you for the easy step by step process. It has taken my productions to the next level and made me want to share my work with others. Again thanks for taking the time. Peace
DUUUDE! Thank you thank you! I just applied all this stuff to a few little songs that I had done but wasn't satisfied with the master, cause I am completely self taught but damn! Got a better sound and the overall track louder! Seriously. Game changer!
Excellent!! Outstanding work! You have helped me a lot. I've been a long time trying to get that sound. Blessings and thank you for sharing that skills in Ableton. No need to purchase external mastering plug ins actually. Enough with that!
Thank you -- this was a really helpful overview of the process, and I especially appreciated the times when you showed how it sounded with and without various effects in the chain.
Something you didn't mention that I think is a pretty important factor to take into consideration and that is checking your mix in mono using the utility effect to check for phase issues. This might be more of a mixing step though because if you find phase cancellation in the mastering stage you'll have to go back to fix it. Either way it's an important thing to remember.
Thanks! In case anyone is curious my final ableton chain for mastering is: Compressor Multiband Dynamics Spectrum Saturator (A Bit Warmer) Limiter Everyone probably has their own setup but I just found this to be the simplest and most effective!
U did a great job of explaining these plug ins thank u!! Been using all of them for a minute but at times I was winging it. Chain made my song sound awesome! Time for the car test now lol...
dude thank you so much, i'm not english but it is super clear and you give us the choice (like for the multiband dynamics, we have to follow our instinct and our ears), and you don't gives like settings already done (such like a lot of youtubers) really cool
Hardly ever comment on youtube videos but I've had this bookmarked and I swear I come back to it at least once a week, this video has really been such a game changer in getting a better sound out of my music, thanks so much
Exactly. I actually followed it step by step and guess what, a piece of mine sounded so huge I almost freaked out! lol I compared it to the one I got myself believing to be mastered. Well, I guess I ought to learn more and more. Thank goodness the summer holiday is approaching so I can dedicate most of my time to composing and whatnot!
my first mix ever had crazy reverb and I didn't know what the compressor did.. Your videos are amazing I come back to this for practice.. My only issue is I keep using the same track for reference so I need to get better but yaaasss this does make a HUGE difference
This is great! Just used this to master my track: I wish i had watched it before i did the mix, but i'll have a more global view for next time. Thanks so much for making this video.
Although I tend to agree with some of the comments here regarding reverb (in mixing not mastering) I really appreciated you sharing this tutorial. I know there is a higher level of quality and clarity that professional mastering can give but this really got me to the point of being confident to upload my tracks to soundcloud etc. So a great big thank you for taking the time...
its not just reverb on the master. a lot of the stuff he does in this tutorial should be done in mixing (btw, even when mixing, dont put reverb on the master). mastering basically makes it louder, look up tutorials on how to mix before you master.
THANK YOU. I was desperate to understand how mastering with ableton worked, and honnestly this is by FAR the best video I've seen on the subject, all the informations you provided were very easy for me to understand and process, good job sir.
I was trying to master my songs with isotope neutron and was a completely mess. The "assistant" function works pretty well but it still a machine, and the interface is not so clear as the ableton live one. With this tutorial I've obteined a very clear and loud sound and I really appreciate it. Maybe is not real mastering as someone said, but for me it's OK!
Thank you a lot for this clip dude. It gave my bedroom production a new meaning! Very glad i managed to up my track and clean it without having to pay somebody to do it. Thank you for the pointers!
Thank you for the tutorial! By the way, You can define your song length by using the "ruler" up there, so all you need is to click on it instead of always shift selecting everything you want to render. ;)
Hey thank you! I've seen a lot of people with their tutorials, put none can't explain it properly. I mean I can play a killer guitar, etc etc, but that doesn't mean I can explain how you can play also killer guitars, etc etc.. You deserve a beer! hehe
this was insanely helpful coming from someone whos transitioning from garageband to ableton. i have one question, for some weird reason when i import the song, it kinda like deletes like 10 seconds of the beginning of it, should i change something on ableton first before importing the song. thanks in advance
Thank You so much for this informative video; I learned alot! And Man, I think I am going to re-upload most of my songs...lol Compared to the one I mastered following your tutorial, most of them sound bad now. There is a lot of work to do! Thank you again!
Ok smart boy here’s one. You’ lol be a hero if you can answer this question. I have SD3 and Abelton live 10 but I have on idea how to install it onto, into Abelton or drag a drum track to it. What’s the first step then step two and etc?ive been trying since Xmas to find anybody that knows how to do thatseeeelllllllllll?well can you answer that I will praise you far and wide if you can
How do you know it is the right loudness level? I’ve seen others use loudnessmeters like youlean loudness meter and get it to commercial loudness. Could you explain when you know the loudness is good? Should it be between 0 and -6db in the final limiter? Thanks 😅
even tho this video is three years old this video is still super helpful. THANK YOU SO MUCHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)
Awesome job but one question from a noob - why did we need to use the second Compressor, just before the Limiter? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of the first Compressor?
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Hey guys! Ever wondered how to add that extra clean shine to your song while mastering but don't want to spend money on third party plugins? Then this is the video for you! Follow along as I teach you how to master your track in Ableton using built-in audio effects. Obviously this isn't the only way to do this and I strongly recommend you experiment and try out your own combinations of audio effects, but at least for now maybe you can get a grasp on what works and what doesn't. Enjoy!
InspirAspir pro tip: If you don't want to master in the same project, you should export with 32 bit depth. Because if the mix is sloppy the master can peak. 32 bit wav doesn't have this problem because it can store waveforms that go over +0db. Moreover, if you master in the same project, you can quickly fix some Mixing issues like fighting between the kick/bass/subs. That why I like to master FL projects from my friends via the vst they offer.
InspirAspir It was really helpful..thanks...I saw an instance of alan Walker!.🤔😜
why wouldn't ableton not work for mix and mastering other people's work. besides the fact they might not have abelton
Could you supply a link to the chain so we can drag and drop?
@@cameronpaschal2484 You can master with any DAW. The essential of the music is only .wav files if it's a stem mastering that You get stem tracks (grouptracks from individual elements and fx return tracks) if the client is unsure of the balance of the mix so mastering engineer can give it a go and do rebalancing of the mix on the stems. Mastering will work with any DAW that can route audio to audiochannel to another to create chains. For mastering the client has exported the audio into wavefile that is their preferred samplerate and bitdepth where they started working their project and only with that samplerate and not mixed.
Not even kidding, when he put the reverb on the master i got the "this is a cardinal sin of EDM, right here" ad
Yeah this vid is questionable.
Deadmau5 would like to know your location
I definitely raised an eyebrow at first, but he clocked it at like 9% and then I had like a jaw drop moment and said, this is freaking genius.
"If you don't know what this is, you probably shouldn't change it..." wise words
More wiser would be to explain it why or give links in the description where to find that info and not let people stay clueless.
I probably have permanent hearing damage from all the times I've turned a knob the wrong way and raped my eardrums
@@stoursjoseph I'm sorry, I'm too focussed on the ODESZA logo in your pfp.
just for life in general!
holy shit!! this is LITERALLY the only video that ACTUALLY helped master my track, out of fricking hundreds of sites ive looked through and videos ive watched.
none of them helped AT ALL except this one video that's only 22 minutes long!
i appreciate this video at the very most and respect the grind + good explanations! fully love it! :-)
Multi-band dynamics is for compressing certain frequency ranges not just fiddling with the input and output level haha. The input knob decides how loud the signal coming into it is. The bars in the middle are showing you the volume of the frequency ranges and how much they are being compressed. The output knob allows you to increase or decrease the volume of the affected/compressed signal.
Greg Moseley that’s closely how he described it I thought?
@@EJguitar1 No any compression applied in this setting, just volume of freq range adjusted.
(When it compresses, the yellow thicks move away from the orange bars...)
hi Greg !!! r u from Leeds ??? im ur biggest fan !!!
I learned this trough trial and error but appreciate seeing I am not hearing things xD
He should’ve just used a channel eq or eq 8
this video legit changed my life man idk how better to say it this has been a massive problem for me for so long and this fixed every problem and more bro cant thank you enough
Good tutorial, interesting to see your workflow. Just an annotation to the Ableton limiter: you don't control the maximum output with the "gain" knob, you control it with the "ceiling" field above. Gain is to increase your input signal before the limiter kicks in. So you can reduce the dynamic range and increase volume of lower parts. In your example it worked anyway, because preset set ceiling to minus 0.3 db. greetings
Using reverb in mastering is a big no-no. That's done during the production/mixing stage, mastering shouldn't ever touch it - no matter the dry/wet fader, it *will* screw up the mix. There's a reason you don't see it in any proper mastering chain.
While generally true, there are some professional mastering engineers who do use reverb. If used correctly, it can enhance a track.
Yep, reverb should never be a part of mastering. Really, the only things that should be in a mastering chain are a compressor, EQ, and a limiter. You can use a spectrum analyzer to help identify frequencies that need adjustment, but you should trust your ears more than your eyes. If you start getting too heavy handed with the controls of any effect in your chain, it means the mix wasn't quite right and should be redone.
@@rfc4 It really depends on the song. Some should never have reverb in my opinion. A few could do with a little bit more.
@@ezshroom Reverb should be used during mixing, not mastering.
He forgot to cut 20Hz and 17 kHz
Incredibly good tutorial. Just turned my mediocre sounding track into something completely different. Not at all "professional", but for an hour of work, its incredible. Thank you!
You made your song in an hour?
So far this guide has worked very well for me, I know I’ll eventually have to get better but I do tweak the master effects and details with every different song I make but this is still a great start! 4 years later it’s still holding up for me, I started using it like a year ago so I’m saying the video 4 years later still holds
I've watched every single one of these tutorials and this is by far the best one! Much thanks
Thanks alot! I was trying to master my tracks without knowing enough, just that I needed a compressor. I tried different ways and I settled on something similar to what you did.
Great tutorial. I saved this video in my favourites, made notes, and I now use this as a 'starting point' for mastering my tracks and find this is a really great help. Thanks for the run-through!
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MyDirtyPickaxe same here man
@@graysonhollingsworth8701 have you found any luck with mastering in ableton lite yet?
I have been looking master my song using only what Ableton gives me, and this video has been the answer to my prayers.. Thank you so much for this. Every other video I have found uses some ones audio effect. Your video explains the effect without getting carried away so that I can understand what its use is for. Im new to this, but it has been driving me crazy. I had made a composition and used effects for each of the instruments, when I came across your video. So I went back in and deleted all the effects then followed how you made one track and added the effects to the master and it worked a whole lot better. Thanks again.
This is a great video, and very logically thought out. Everyone giving hate about the reverb on the master, and while I do agree that in most cases there’s no need for that and could hurt your mix, a smidge acts as a subtle sound net that brightens the sound like an auditorium. I think it’s quite clever if used correctly.
You know that expression "lift yourself by your bootstraps"? Well sir, you have provided me with my first boots when it comes to mastering, now all i need to do is lift my self up. Thank you, this really upped my game.
this was extremely helpful. thank you for sticking to ableton defaults. sometimes you just wanna learn how to do things with what you have without having to download this and download that. and the mastering was phenomenal!!! i truly thank you for taking the time broski!!
Hi I haven’t really commented on RUclips videos before but I felt the need to today. I just wanted to thank you for the easy step by step process. It has taken my productions to the next level and made me want to share my work with others. Again thanks for taking the time. Peace
DUUUDE! Thank you thank you! I just applied all this stuff to a few little songs that I had done but wasn't satisfied with the master, cause I am completely self taught but damn! Got a better sound and the overall track louder! Seriously. Game changer!
This video was exactly what I was looking for. I tried watching so many other videos and turned them all off within minutes. Thank you very much!
Excellent!! Outstanding work! You have helped me a lot. I've been a long time trying to get that sound. Blessings and thank you for sharing that skills in Ableton. No need to purchase external mastering plug ins actually. Enough with that!
A lot of great tips in there! Had no idea about the low / stereo thing. Can’t wait to experiment. Thanks for the vid!
Thank you -- this was a really helpful overview of the process, and I especially appreciated the times when you showed how it sounded with and without various effects in the chain.
Something you didn't mention that I think is a pretty important factor to take into consideration and that is checking your mix in mono using the utility effect to check for phase issues. This might be more of a mixing step though because if you find phase cancellation in the mastering stage you'll have to go back to fix it. Either way it's an important thing to remember.
Incredibly helpful video. Thank you so much!
Pretty much the only video that actually helps you mix n master preciate it bro 🙏🏽
Thanks! In case anyone is curious my final ableton chain for mastering is:
Compressor
Multiband Dynamics
Spectrum
Saturator (A Bit Warmer)
Limiter
Everyone probably has their own setup but I just found this to be the simplest and most effective!
what are the parameters tho? 👀
Spectrum isn't really part of the equation.
U did a great job of explaining these plug ins thank u!! Been using all of them for a minute but at times I was winging it. Chain made my song sound awesome! Time for the car test now lol...
I can’t tell you how helpful this was!! Thank you. I’ll be sending a Patreon payment soon
dude thank you so much, i'm not english but it is super clear and you give us the choice (like for the multiband dynamics, we have to follow our instinct and our ears), and you don't gives like settings already done (such like a lot of youtubers) really cool
this changed my production game big time, many thanks man this was super helpful. I like how you didnt rush the video, big ups!
Hardly ever comment on youtube videos but I've had this bookmarked and I swear I come back to it at least once a week, this video has really been such a game changer in getting a better sound out of my music, thanks so much
My master turned out great. Thank for the tips 👍
Finally I’ve found a decent mastering tutorial 😅
Thanks!
Exactly. I actually followed it step by step and guess what, a piece of mine sounded so huge I almost freaked out! lol I compared it to the one I got myself believing to be mastered. Well, I guess I ought to learn more and more. Thank goodness the summer holiday is approaching so I can dedicate most of my time to composing and whatnot!
Ikr?
This is not even close to mastering. Dont fool yourself
Are you serious?!
Music Tech the Help Guy, the best tutorials ever in RUclips. Is for Logic users, but you can use the same techniques in every DAW.
THANK YOU SOOO MUCH HOMIE. you’ll be the reason why I put out good quality music 😤. Much love 🙏🏾
Amazing video InspirAspir. You are doing a great great job in helping people who want to learn something new. Keep going man!
my first mix ever had crazy reverb and I didn't know what the compressor did.. Your videos are amazing I come back to this for practice.. My only issue is I keep using the same track for reference so I need to get better but yaaasss this does make a HUGE difference
Man it is my first time mastering a song and you helped me so good.
Your video is fantastic bro !!!
Thanks
This is gold friend. It really brightens up my music. Thankyou...
I always refer to this video when I master and it always sounds great. Thanks InspirAspir!
This is great! Just used this to master my track: I wish i had watched it before i did the mix, but i'll have a more global view for next time. Thanks so much for making this video.
This tutorial help me understand mastering...love you bro
Although I tend to agree with some of the comments here regarding reverb (in mixing not mastering) I really appreciated you sharing this tutorial. I know there is a higher level of quality and clarity that professional mastering can give but this really got me to the point of being confident to upload my tracks to soundcloud etc. So a great big thank you for taking the time...
its not just reverb on the master. a lot of the stuff he does in this tutorial should be done in mixing (btw, even when mixing, dont put reverb on the master). mastering basically makes it louder, look up tutorials on how to mix before you master.
THANK YOU. I was desperate to understand how mastering with ableton worked, and honnestly this is by FAR the best video I've seen on the subject, all the informations you provided were very easy for me to understand and process, good job sir.
this is easily one of the best Ableton tutorials
I was trying to master my songs with isotope neutron and was a completely mess. The "assistant" function works pretty well but it still a machine, and the interface is not so clear as the ableton live one. With this tutorial I've obteined a very clear and loud sound and I really appreciate it. Maybe is not real mastering as someone said, but for me it's OK!
Best video on mastering that I have seen so far! Bravo :)
thanks for posting this video, it was really inspirational and usefull. Whish you all the best with your work & music, Peter.
This tutorial is amazing and you are really good at teaching !! great job sir !
Amazing tutorial! Everything is super clear and easy to follow step-by-step. Great video!
Thank you a lot for this clip dude. It gave my bedroom production a new meaning! Very glad i managed to up my track and clean it without having to pay somebody to do it. Thank you for the pointers!
Great mastering technique! It's a good baseline too that you have..thank you for improving my audio sound!!
This is great, thank you so much.
Thank you for making this video. You made this very easy to follow and I feel like a weight has been lifted. Thanks again. :)
Hey man, thank you so much for this video! You've single-handedly taken my music from level 6 to 100, now I feel like I have a new superpower lol
Brilliant . Thanks dude.
Thank you for the tutorial!
By the way, You can define your song length by using the "ruler" up there, so all you need is to click on it instead of always shift selecting everything you want to render. ;)
Hey thank you! I've seen a lot of people with their tutorials, put none can't explain it properly. I mean I can play a killer guitar, etc etc, but that doesn't mean I can explain how you can play also killer guitars, etc etc.. You deserve a beer! hehe
this was insanely helpful coming from someone whos transitioning from garageband to ableton. i have one question, for some weird reason when i import the song, it kinda like deletes like 10 seconds of the beginning of it, should i change something on ableton first before importing the song. thanks in advance
make sure when exporting the start time is at the start and not 10 seconds in
This video is the butter of audio mastering....
I have seen so many tutorials. It’s best 🙏🙏🙏 thank you ✌️
I really appreciate this tutorial bro! 👌🏻
That Helped me a lot, before i saw the video my songs were sounding good but after I master them they sounded compressed...
Thank you :)
basic, but crisp clear principles and how-to's.... nice!
dude, that was fucking deep. what a massive difference, and thank you for explaining things in such a clear way. big ups!!!
This was really helpful thanks a lot for showing me how to master my song. I was confused what to start with when mastering. Now I get it.
Thanks for this absolute gem of a video, music sounds wayyy better now :)
Good and easy tutorial! My dude got a new sub!
very good video defenitly made my over all vocals pop like amazingly thanks brodie
Thank you so much for this. My mixes will sound crisper!! Once again, thank you!!
bro this helped me alot thanks soo much
Thanks mate that was a great tutorial and easy to follow. I will be subscribing.
7:54 AM that's the grind
Hey Man..... Excellent Video.... This is gonna help me alllllllot in Mastering my song!!!!!! Thanks allot, you're the best!!!!! Love your work.!!
Glad to hear it
Thank You so much for this informative video; I learned alot! And Man, I think I am going to re-upload most of my songs...lol Compared to the one I mastered following your tutorial, most of them sound bad now. There is a lot of work to do!
Thank you again!
Quick, simple and surprisingly effective. Thanks for this video!
Thanks so much, Inspir Aspir, Can't wait to release my song at its best quality!
Nice Job!! Four videos within a week I love it!! Inspir for later videos can you put up some more light effect tutorials please?
I've been tossing that idea around for a while, I'll have to consider making some more
what a great video, it really shed light to this topic and made it understandable !!!
Awesome video right here! Thank you!
Thanks so much! Simple steps, well explained.
Thank you so much for making this! I am subscribing!
Great tutorial. thank you! This is really useful.
Why do you export the song only to import it then work on it ? Cant all these effects just be added to the original master track instead ?
Ok smart boy here’s one. You’ lol be a hero if you can answer this question. I have SD3 and Abelton live 10 but I have on idea how to install it onto, into Abelton or drag a drum track to it. What’s the first step then step two and etc?ive been trying since Xmas to find anybody that knows how to do thatseeeelllllllllll?well can you answer that I will praise you far and wide if you can
How do you know it is the right loudness level? I’ve seen others use loudnessmeters like youlean loudness meter and get it to commercial loudness. Could you explain when you know the loudness is good? Should it be between 0 and -6db in the final limiter? Thanks 😅
Chuck it in a playlist with your favorite songs and see how it compares
Wonderful Class. Thank you
even tho this video is three years old this video is still super helpful. THANK YOU SO MUCHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)
Awesome job but one question from a noob - why did we need to use the second Compressor, just before the Limiter? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of the first Compressor?
I've learnt a lot from this video. Thank you
youre an actual hero inspiraspir
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledges 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 It was very helpful!
You da man ! Subbed and liked !
Next Video: How to remove vocals or How to create your own stems. Like if you agree
You can bounce the whole track off as stems in your export settings
Simplicity all you need is Izotope RX7 !
@@QuantikoOfficial it's costly man
Thank you for taking your time to do this, guna help me tons🤙
Thank you sooo much!! Yoy helped me a lot with this video!!!! keep going!!
Thank you! Super easy to follow along with and well explained.
thankyou for uploading these tips.
Thank you very much