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Top 7 Free Limiters
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- Опубліковано 1 гру 2021
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If it doesn't have look ahead, the attenuation is always behind the peaks, that is, it doesn't do anything anymore, it just puts waves of volume out of time with the peaks in your music.
Still are musicians in 2024 who use limiters without look ahead and really put it first!?
Hey Sage, please bring back time stamps. They were so helpful for finding sections quick when I'm trying to remember something from the video in a hurry.
Also, great to see you coming up on that 100k sub milestone!
I endorse this! Please bring it back
Timestamps are back
Limiter No.6 lives on my master bus because its the best sounding limiter that has close to 0 latency for producing, paid or free.
And what is the problem with latency on master? Lookahead means latency and is necessary to know in advance that peaks will appear, you don't have much experience in mastering. Limiters without lookahead are a disaster, they are always taken by surprise by peaks.
@@MitchelHastings I use it (though I use the TDR paid version now) becuase I have limiter for safety on my master when I'm producing. I need low latency to keep my workflow from getting interrupted by a delay when I push play. When I'm in the mastering phase I usually use either Ozone or Smartlimit. I use lookahead when I'm looking to make a more smooth master. I don't use it when I want a punchy master.
While writing, I don't mind having a low latency limiter living on my master, just to catch peaks without hurting my speakers or my ears. I can always switch it out later for higher fidelity.
+1 for limiter no6. The TDR limiter 6 GE edition is also well well worth it!
Barricade V3 is completely free with Toneboosters giving away its Legacy plugins.
I really just want something to deal with intermale peaking/true peaks, without changing the frequency response all that much.... which one of these would you recommend for that? limiter z seems like a good option but I am unsure
The music that you make your examples with🔥😩
Outstanding analysis - superb reviews
Suggestion: Put a little "m1" logo next to the title when presenting a plugin to know right away if it's compatible or not.
I feel like most plugin demonstration videos have the most cringy songs imaginable. But this is actuall catchy! Great breakdown on the limiters too haha
Some great tools. Thanks.
Thanks for watching Brian!
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Thanks You. All were quite nice sounding.
Hi, how does Tls Maximizer compare to these?
Thanks so much for this Sage 🙏🏻🤟
Why do they create aliasing? And why is the one that created the most aliasing your favourite? I have the Limiter No6 and it is great, but I'm looking for a transparent one I can use on my drum bus just to tame the peaks slightly before it hits my mix bus. Any suggestions? I have Loudmax but it adds an unwanted sound that I don't like.
His favorite limiter is the one with the least aliasing because of the x4 oversampling option.
What do you think about Loudmax?
It's a good one! After comparing it to similar limiters though, I though the Kilohearts limiter and W1 sounded a little better.
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@@sageaudio damn.. looks like it's time to switch for me. The thing is, I don't know what to do with the release time on a limiter
@@Yanthungbemo fast release can preserve punch, more loudness but can cause more distortion (but a good algorithm can fix that). Slow release means less distortion but it's much more transparent but less loudness.
@@jurv7626 oh ok so it basically shares the same principles as a compressor. I guess having a limiter with extra controls on the master bus scared me. I use Loudmax because it's a simple threshold & ceiling only limiter. Lol. I'll try these out.
Awesome stuff!!!
Super Helpful !!!
Is the kilohearts limiter good for buses?
It's not my personal favorite, but if used sparingly I think it could work well.
@@sageaudio Thank you for your reply ❤️
Thanks Sage
Appreciate it 🙏😌
You do well ❤️👑🤘
Thanks for watching Ahmed!
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@@sageaudio ❤️🤘
@@sageaudio pleas make video about ovox plugin and it same plugins
Am I the only one that has problems with the stereo when using Frontier? It always pushes my right channel higher than my left channel and nothing changes when I switch settings from L/R to Mid or L or R
this happens in all tracks? maybe your song it has more info in one of their sides
Do you think L2 from waves is better than limiters on this list ?
I can only talk about ToneBoosters and TDL, and no, Waves has remained behind. These are much better limiters in terms of features, gui usability, sound quality. It won't hurt that they're also really cheap and don't have bad business practices.
What song is this !?
My song was perfectly mastered, FlapJas ft Sholo Lulu Macs - One more Time (Prod By SpaceBwoy).mp3 please can i get a chance of learning how to record and master? do you teach production online?
You mean recording, mixing AND mastering? Or just mastering? And also did you mean if he teaches engineering (recording, mix, master) engineering, or production? Two different things my man
And there’s different types of engineers. Usually engineers that are doing work for an artist with a bigger label; they’ll have the song tracked (recorded) by an engineer. Then sent to be mixed by a mixing engineer. Then the final mix is given to a mastering engineer to master that mix! The process is beautiful. Then you can get deep if you want, sometimes there’s a specific person for vocal editing, which is done before the mixing stage. Which consists of pitch flexing and fine tuning those vocal notes in the melodies done by the vocalist, as well as getting rid of any unwanted noise, making sure each vocal take & words/syllables are at a consistent level. But a lot of the times they don’t have someone specifically for editing, some studios do though
What's this song
Hello Sage, just recently i discovered that limiters add saturation, out of curiosity does that mean limiters have internal oversampling?
I think it’s solely based on what sounds are going into it as well as what limiter it is and the quality of that limiter you’re currently using.
Barricade V4 isn't free
If you watch the video you'll notice that that's already mentioned :/
EasyLimiter i'ts the best for me, easy to use and consume absolutely nothing from my CPU, great performance. I have tried Limiter No. 6 and W1 but cannot cut some rattles in many cases
I'll try that one out again! Thanks for watching!
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I'm using EasyLimiter too, very simple and efficient, lot of commercial and complicated plugins cannot make what EL make in a few steps.
@@sageaudio There is no need for complicated stuff and many knobs, it's important to do their job, take out the artifacts with it and be able to get a loud and good sound. EL don't have gain only but I add other gain plugin before.