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of course! great read

yessir!

thank you very much!

i'm trying to find out but i can't find much. i have a feeling its showing the 'out or wet' volume and the numbers on the left are showing the 'in or dry' volume

@@dawsonkamenz Seems like the numbers on the left show how much you decrease or increase the level for any part of the freq range? Like a 1Q bell dip at 500hz when lowered 3db...maybe that shows that. On the right, those numbers might indicate incoming level? Not sure.

hey thank you! i actually want to point you to a great resource "attaway audio" on youtube. he has a video titled "your pastor sounds weird" and it's about EQing specifically for voice/talking

thank you! dilla rulez! i really appreciate the comment though. seriously. you rock

I've seen that a good range for Integrated LUFS should be around -12 to -14 Integrated LUFS. So mine is higher, but the True Peak is quite a ways from the targeted -1dBTP. Unsure if this is still okay, or if something needs to change in the way I'm compressing/limiting the master (I use Ozone to do the final master, but I'm not a pro at mastering).

What I assume is my song is very compressed, resulting in the lower TP yet loud resulting in higher LUFS? When I play it on other speakers, the master doesn't seem that loud though (to be higher LUF range than recommended).

​​@@razkliTrue Peak good is to be at 0. It depends on genre. Many newer greek laiko songs have True Peak over+2 and loudness -7LUFS and distort awfully.

so happy you enjoyed! you rock!

wow thank you so much. glad to hear you enjoyed. dilla rules!

@@dawsonkamenz: Still....to this very day, my good sir 💪😉

i am so glad it was helpful for you. happy compressing!

it rules. no question about that!

This is really high quality!!!!!!!

jd. forever master

thank you boss

that is amazing! for me it was the other way around, jazz then into guys like dilla, robert glasper etc. thanks for sharing that and thanks for watching!

glad it helped. you are very welcome!

haha thanks man. u rock. thanks for the sub!

i got you

ha

dude did the unthinkable nonstop

big gordon lightfoot video maybe 🤨

it would be more understandable if the replacement images were even more momumental and significant... but they were just like, stick figures lol

hahaha yes! sometimes audio levels are deceiving... having youlean really clears things up. i'm so glad youlean is helpful for you as a producer! love it! thanks for watching by the way!

an amazing album. masterpiece. thanks for watching by the way!

yes in the "set processing mode" you can cycle through stereo, mid, or side 🤠

@@dawsonkamenz hmmm, so not eeally then, its a shame, since its an great eq, wish it did per node m/s.

that's amazing i'm so glad it was a helpful video!

@dawsonkamenz it really was :)

adventure is out thereee 🚀

best quote 🤓

you are very welcome i'm glad it was beneficial!

i'm so glad it was helpful for you. all the best!

wow i am so glad this video has helped! thanks for watching sir! TDR nova is amazing. all the best with using it!

wow you are so welcome. thank you for the kind words!

you are absolutely welcome!

the short answer... some people just don't care, and loudness levels probably is not as important as it's often made out to be

my idea about this concept is that a great song with production that 'breaks the rules' will always outperform a bad song with production that 'follows the rules'

haha i am so glad it was helpful for you! the mic is better than it seems... some user error, ironically, the levels were not set very well lol (while i'm trying to teach loudness haha)

To answer your first question, if your goal is -14 LUFS, ideally you want as much of your audio to hit that level, but there will most likely be short moments where it goes above or below. That's okay. Generally, a range of plus or minus 2 LUFS is fine. But keep in mind that if more of your audio is reaching above that -14 LUFS level, it will have to be lowered by Spotify or UA-cam or whatever platform you're uploading to. That can change the character of your audio that you took time to craft. All in all, try to keep it within plus or minus 2 LUFS of your -14 LUFS goal, and aim for MOST of the audio to be reaching your -14 LUFS goal. To answer the distortion when clipping, you will find that if you limit or clip audio a lot at once, let's say you limit audio by 8 dBs, you're more likely to distort the sound. If you limit a little bit, i.e., one or two dBs, then compress a little bit, limit a bit more and so on, you'll find that each limiter or compressor is not having to work so hard, they're all 'teaming up' to bring the audio down to a desired dB level, resulting in less distortion. Of course, the quality of your limiter and compressor will come into play, and they all will alter the character of your audio in more or less subtle ways, depending on their quality.

you rock 🤓

hahaha you gotta slap on a hard limiter

assuming youre in fl studio like i am you probably did what i did and put it before the limiter at the bottom of your master and thats why lol, you would realize if it was actually that loud because your speakers wouldnt be able to keep up and the noise would get super distorted

that sounds like so much work. i found the same issue, where i wouldn't really know the true levels until i played through the whole song, and it takes a lot of time collectively. i would cheat sometimes and just play the loudest part of the track to check levels. i do know the pro version of this plugin would give you the ability to drag and deop your audio and get data from that. obviously double check though before spending money! the youlean website is really good and informative.

i will mention that there is increasingly more softwares which will export at a specified loudness level. FL studio for sure has this, you can master your tracks in FL studio and set the loudness. Even Adobe Media Encoder can export at a specified loudness. If you're really concerned about the peaking, you could rely on those tools. If you're more concerned about the feel of the master, yes doing it by hand or by yourself is probably best. Although, I feel that stressing so much about a tiny loudness difference is a bit counterproductive... depends on what you're working on obviously... but i try personally not to worry too much about the small details

@@dawsonkamenz Indeed. Good point! Thanks for that.

wow thank you. i really appreciate that

you are so kind! thank youuu!

wow thank you!

wow that's amazing! ya i remember always wanting the radio or a cd playing as a kid when i would sleep, and then even as a teenager i would always play jazz while i slept lol 😂 as a kid it helps you feel safe though

thanks for the comment 🤓

@@dawsonkamenz Jajajaja, we all relate in the oddest ways! I sometimes still play music when im sleeping, and i sometimes actually do fall asleep LOL!

thank you for the nice comment 😀

thank you 😀

hey man thank you!

wow thank you! yes i can understand getting the upgrade... one of those plugins that's really worth it.