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I meant before I come
I kind of right tracks like coheres
Here's the full
Here's the full track right here in the rest is all just
Break down to that song know that
If I master just this little section of audio is she pretty much translate well across the rest and sometimes I do that
Not that way I can work on it
And haven't sounded close to kind of what I want
Do the arrangement and then Wednesday Arrangements done in all my audio
Sources are in there in the facts and everything and I've got it the way I want then I'll go back to this master chain in
And I'll start playing around with that and that'll be the last thing I do before
I rendered the track out to stereo
So what you're hearing is with my master on
And now we're hearing is with it off now don't do first difference you can obviously notices that the volume has
Significantly
Because there's a lot of game stage and going on in here but
I can walk through these one by one
You just disable all these
Back on
Okay soda
The first stop
Thing that you're hearing here is that
You know the stairs
Taking out a lot more than it should have been that was because I adjust it after the mastering process
The first thing here is just strip
Modulo and then as I bypass that you're not really in here much of a difference because there's not really a whole lot going on down there
Stripping out completely
Perchance there was
This is
Just a stereo expander thing that I think I used on this track
Which is this kind of like a
Slight delay with a low pass and I-Pass on either side and then you know
Expanding out the signal for a better stereo image of the overall
But again it's
It's super subtle
Now the Ott does a little bit of lifting
And what Ott stands for over the top
I am this is a compressor written by Steve dude I which is basically a
Freebandz compressor so you have your your low your maybe you're high
I'm not exactly sure where he put those
Crossovers at butt
I would imagine you know MIT is around Young
801k and then high is like on Cape blasin and everything
Flowers like everything below 800
Hertz
Anyway
Summit is it is operating downward compression on this and then here these are like kind of the threshold of this so
If I took the mids in the
The highs
That's like a
Call multiband Works basically the only
Compressing the low right here by certain amount
Are controlling the mid by a certain amount in controlling the high bias
So here isn't just a good
In the dep being threshold is only like 20% so it's like subtly affecting it if I crank that up
Going to slam the hell out of it which is which could be cool for like a channel strip if you want some really snow
Snappy
Crunchy drums but
It's not necessarily what I wanted in this project
I just wanted a little bit of left
Bellows
Cuz they had a tighter threshold there in
Admits in the highs and I think I took the highs up a little bit because
Sparkling enough for me
Then what I have here is
Another multiband compressor which is kind of weird
And then what I did here is just compressed one band because I felt like you know the sub was pumping up a bit
Mineshafter tott
Took it so I just tone it down there is opposed to turning it down there because it's just applying
Further compression to it
Men here I used a limiter now the limiters
What's going to make all the difference in the world in terms of volume
So the limiters going to take display like you know where all my peeps are getting slammed and how much lift is happening
This is a pretty extreme
Limiting going on right here but
So it is
That snare
If you notice the snare hit you'll see it
The difference that it pulls it down when that's their hit so if I had that limiter
Coffee would be actually be the opposite of YouTube
Too loud
So actually basically use this
Compressor to pull that down as opposed to pulling down the volume of that snare because I didn't want to interfere with anything the way
But that bus require.
That makes any sense
Mmel to hear I don't even really use I put a threshold of light
-2 DB what's coming out of the limiter before that is is probably
Define
But I just kind of use this as a safety and a 2 decibel gain reduction so I can see that the attenuation isn't is
Gnarly on the output of this as it would be on on the filter here
Basically what you're seeing is is
This slider or this Biscayne reduction is is doing the same thing this thing is doing except this is doing it a lot
Aggressively
Pinnatus doing so that's like
You know sometimes you peeking at like -10 DB this is this is
Barely going to to
And that's for the Hawaii
Like do my master for this track
I strike my master Chan all together and I just use
Like a C4 something
Probably get away with that
Sc4 is part of a waves final kind of thing
Now you can
You know if you really wanted to sit here and tweak around with it you could probably get pretty close to the exact same result that I had
With one plug in there
So here I have all these I also need a limiter
No one
CarMax
So now what am I going to do here it's just me and max out the level
That in no way just because I am the volume I'm not going to get that same sound so actually if I take this
Copy that and then or I shall group
Aniline do it and I'll get my old master.
Got there okay
Group these racks and shut that off
The difference is it's like
I'm getting the same volume out of it I'm just turning everything up and that's nearest
Doing the same thing here is it's being limited a bit
But it's missing a lot of other things like stereo expansion the Ott that's handling listing some of the brightness of the track
The difference between this
And that is like Worlds Apart
And that's because you know that the
The processes that are all kind of doing one thing as opposed to trying to have this
One thing that's going to do everything for you because there's not
It's right it's going to be a combination of things
So if I wanted it
Bring my eyes out on that I'd try probably lift that up and then
That snare is super mid-range he's so I'll take this
Mid-range fan
Probably the highwomen compress it even more
And then
Bring the threshold down
I still have to cut the low out at some point
Yeah and they're just
All tools to do different things and now
You know like things like this E4 in the L Winer
Exclusively for you know your master output
But you could easily take
You know this whole audio effect rack
In and throw it on your drum track
If you were feeling
I go to my drums and I want to maximize
Yeah you can
Do whatever you want really but
Proper mixing is isn't knowing how these
Processors work and what they're designed to do
Sometimes I'll put you know
Big
Arrays about parametric EQ Stooges Notch out certain
Offending frequencies and stuff like that that you see in a track like for instance if I can go
Hiiraan
Sophie look at the track
Tell you right there that's like
All all this is going on right right here in this is like
30 herds this is beyond sub this is so low that you never hear it
If I
Actually Notch that out
As in like subtract a frequency
You even hear difference
Where I can see that snare drum hitting right about here this is very mid-range this is wild low-mid
Is a big low-mid spike there between that I can kind of knocked out
Synopsis changed the shape of the snare and I didn't even have to go into the snare Channel
But the sacrifice made there is that affecting this to everything
So you have to be really kind of
Fine tuning
With the kind of frequencies that you should knock down back on in and see really you know offending Creek
And stuff like that and then just lower the notch on it supposed to
You know like
Doing it right out like that was a full cut but
Bringing down a tie-dye gentle slow
With a high Q
On that isn't isn't a bad idea
In some cases just to get rid of
Gnarly
Like snare frequency or something like that
You just have to know that
Your order of operations is like
Your signalpath so if you have no you're generally mastering bus whatever it's like
All this stuff is going somewhere and then that's all going somewhere when it comes to the master
You'd have to workin order okay first the audio is going to go through the EQ then it's going to go to Atlanta
You don't want to go into eliminar Denny EQ cuz he was just going to counteract everything that
You have to know that
Signalpath
It's just like audio signal inflows and very specific Direction you can't
Roche it on
So do all that kind of stuff matters
And
So I know that before I want to start mastering it I want a low pass
Surrounded
I want to cut out frequencies blo3 hurts then I know for a fact first thing and needs to happen is this and then I can start process
That's like just
My workflow
Mastering
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