You videos are extremely helpful and informative. Thank you for all the content, it has helped me with basic research projects and reinforced my my knowledge. Thank you so much, keep up the good work
hello akash sir, old subscriber and your student here. I have a doubt, when you master a project. I should sound 'louder' but how much loud is loud enough. No matter how much I push the gain knobe in my daw's mastering chain... it just increases the volume level but when I listen to the music of record lebals they always sound very loud.. what am I lacking??
Hey there, there is no easy answer. A lot of it has to do with the source material and how it's mixed. Rich and varied content which is spread out across the entire frequency range is important. Good stereo separation is important. Just pulling up the gain slider doesn't do much. You'll be clipping the peaks of the tracks and there's only so far you can take it before you start getting distortion. Learn about compression, and how you can use a compressor to pull up the lower levels of your track. Limiter does a similar thing, and could be used at the mastering stage.
Akash sir, would you like to make a tutorial video about ambisonic and spherical wave and explain if any relationship between in practical application.. Thank you.😊
Hello, sorry, I don't think those topics fit in anywhere into the series I'm working on at the moment. If there are more requests for the same topics, I might consider it.
Thank you for replying to me sir, can you make a video about different types of amplitude panning methods i.e vector based amplitude panning (VBAP) which is related to current topic amplitude and loudness, I think...Thank you sir 😊
WOHOOO! Anxiously waiting the RMS Video :D
Very soon!
One of the best resources for audio!
Glad you think so!
Very informative and a well polished presentation. Great job!
Thank you so much mate!
You videos are extremely helpful and informative. Thank you for all the content, it has helped me with basic research projects and reinforced my my knowledge. Thank you so much, keep up the good work
You're very welcome! Glad it helped you out on your projects!
I have learned so much from this series. Just the right technical level. Thank you!
You're welcome. You've got some great stuff on your channel as well!
Great videos, Akash! Despite the fact I know all these, it is really cool to see them as a tutorial online.
Thanks mate! Yea, these are quite simple concepts as they are. Trying to build up to the more complicated stuff.
As always, great explanation and such clear visuals!!
Thank you mate!
Your content is great 👍 🔥
Thanks mate!
Waiting for the next video
In a week!
Nice explanation sir.😊
Wish I had you as a teacher in university. Not those nitwits that were paid to read out slides they wrote 7 years prior.
hello akash sir, old subscriber and your student here. I have a doubt, when you master a project. I should sound 'louder' but how much loud is loud enough. No matter how much I push the gain knobe in my daw's mastering chain... it just increases the volume level but when I listen to the music of record lebals they always sound very loud.. what am I lacking??
Hey there, there is no easy answer. A lot of it has to do with the source material and how it's mixed. Rich and varied content which is spread out across the entire frequency range is important. Good stereo separation is important.
Just pulling up the gain slider doesn't do much. You'll be clipping the peaks of the tracks and there's only so far you can take it before you start getting distortion.
Learn about compression, and how you can use a compressor to pull up the lower levels of your track. Limiter does a similar thing, and could be used at the mastering stage.
@@akashmurthy Thanks a lot sir, I hope someday you will be showing on actual mix how to achieve that.
Akash sir, would you like to make a tutorial video about ambisonic and spherical wave and explain if any relationship between in practical application.. Thank you.😊
Hello, sorry, I don't think those topics fit in anywhere into the series I'm working on at the moment. If there are more requests for the same topics, I might consider it.
Thank you for replying to me sir, can you make a video about different types of amplitude panning methods i.e vector based amplitude panning (VBAP) which is related to current topic amplitude and loudness, I think...Thank you sir 😊
@@subhajitdebnath9085 yea, I guess I can cover this topic. Thanks for the suggestion.
Thank you sir😊