Comments on: Preparing a track or song for Mastering: Pre Mastering including 9 Pro Tips

By: C|RE

C|RE — Mon, 01 Jun 2015 10:04:22 +0000

That's not mastering that's called fucking your waveform for no other reason then to perceive the track as louder. If it's not loud enough just fucking turn up your amp.
Fuck me.?

By: Ryan Conrad

Ryan Conrad — Mon, 01 Jun 2015 09:33:06 +0000

The title says "DIY mastering" for a reason. I actually think this is definitely one of the better tutorials on the topic. I see some people out there who will heavily boost the bass and put the Waves L3 multiband on there and smash their song to a pulp. Might work for a few songs, but a majority of them probably don't need that treatment.

This is far from messing up the waveform. I've heard that you can completely hard clip something to raise the perceived loudness as long as the result doesn't make something less audibly desirable. Someone once said you can hard clip ~15 samples and be okay.

If you don't have the thousands of dollars to purchase the high end equipment that's pretty much required to get the best "professional" result, this will do. The one thing I didn't agree with was him using his own music as a reference, but they probably don't want the video flagged for copyright in the case of using other music.?

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duuzrdvjhgdszjhgd356 — Mon, 01 Jun 2015 09:03:54 +0000

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By: DoctypeBeats

DoctypeBeats — Mon, 01 Jun 2015 09:02:00 +0000

Good tips, for anyone reading these comments just remember, every song is different, and not every track needs to use the same techniques, or techniques to such a strong degree. Some people like their songs loud and clipped some do not, it's purely personal preference, DJs spin both as long as they sound good and preserved.?

By: krgorsk

krgorsk — Mon, 01 Jun 2015 08:17:31 +0000

the volume of your track didn't need to be that loud in comparison to your voice- This made for less than pleasurable listening and viewing. The viewer doesn't want to have to turn up the volume to hear your voice only to lower the volume when your track plays and blasts the ear drums… Future Music, I hear is a good source but your YT videos are not quality if they all exhibit this sub standard trait. Word to the wise…..?

By: Karim Le Mec

Karim Le Mec — Mon, 01 Jun 2015 07:43:15 +0000

Excuse me. But to my ears the reference sounds MUCH MUCH MUCH MUCH MORE BETTER and A LOT LOUDER. Seems a analog master. But the master in subject is not impressing me AT ALL?

By: Karim Le Mec

Karim Le Mec — Mon, 01 Jun 2015 07:05:00 +0000

Unsuscribe from this channel. I ve to say thanks. I feel myself much more competent and my ears doesnt betray me luckly. good night?