This vid was fantastic and actually taught me something more than other vids where producers attempt to lure me into whatever they're trying to up sell me. THANK YOU for this!
Hey Joe, at 5:48 you‘re saying that if you would have set the output level to 0 it would have had clipped? But the output is -0.1 which is still below 0. Why would it have clipped then if it is still below it?
Ridiculous question, but would you put a limiter on top of an adaptive limiter (or Vice versa)? The reason why I asked is because you mentioned that an adaptive limiter puts more “color” to your master. What if I wanted to do that with the Adaptive Limiter, but wanted to use the Limiter to still prevent overall sudden peaks?
It's common practice to put 2 limiters behind one another on a mastering chain. Ideally you'd place the adaptive limiter before the brick-wall limiter; this way you'd be adding the color yet still making sure that no peaks are sneaking through in the end.
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This vid was fantastic and actually taught me something more than other vids where producers attempt to lure me into whatever they're trying to up sell me. THANK YOU for this!
Excellent ! straight to the point well explained Thanks for sharing.
Hi Joe good afternoon,man thanks for your explanation, indeed your the good one
Straight to the point, learned more then any other vid. Good job
BEST. VIDEO. EVER. thank you!
hey when I set my output level to -0.1 it still goes passed it....do u know why?
Hey Joe, at 5:48 you‘re saying that if you would have set the output level to 0 it would have had clipped? But the output is -0.1 which is still below 0. Why would it have clipped then if it is still below it?
very helpful - thank you
what is the most that you should use of the gain knob on either the limiter or adaptive limiter? like what is ideal not to go above?
Best vid thanks broooo
Thank you!
i have a question. can you use the limiter before or only after the song?
great video!. Thank you!
thank you
Ridiculous question, but would you put a limiter on top of an adaptive limiter (or Vice versa)? The reason why I asked is because you mentioned that an adaptive limiter puts more “color” to your master. What if I wanted to do that with the Adaptive Limiter, but wanted to use the Limiter to still prevent overall sudden peaks?
It's common practice to put 2 limiters behind one another on a mastering chain. Ideally you'd place the adaptive limiter before the brick-wall limiter; this way you'd be adding the color yet still making sure that no peaks are sneaking through in the end.
thank you!