How to Make Your Mix LOUDER

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[@PrinceWa]

The high school song is actually good.

[@dennislaplant4572]

Hi Joe, may I suggest in your master buss, set your master fader to -6 db when playback is on, then put in the limiter at the end, with no increase with the input knob on the limiter. Place the ceiling at -1.00.....Next turn the limiter threshold counter clock wise until you reach the level (in the master buss section ) to zero. now you have the correct output level. Give it a try, works great for me in "Studio One". Different strokes for different folks !

[@palomasings]

Joe... do yo realize what you and Grahama are doing?!?!? You are teaching all of us something unique that until now only really really prepared people in expensive studios could do! THANK YOU!!! I owe everything I know to you two.

[@MichaelBLive]

The old song isn't that bad. :). Cool tips.

[@mrsportcoat1]

The reason I love this channel is because I am a studio one user and you always do tutorials using stock plugins. A tutorial using a $200 plus plugin does not help me unless I am rich enough to she'll the money out for that same plugin. Thanks Joe.

[@johnstephen7610]

I'll join the many other commenters here and say a big thank you to Joe Gilder for this video. I've been recording for a little over a year now, using StudioOne, and this is one of the most useful and clearly explained videos I've seen yet for StudioOne. I've been wondering why my songs were so quiet compared to other music I listened to online, and now I know. Very much appreciated!

[@nebroskitheraut6705]

The bad mix of the high school song actually has a vibe to it. Like, a raw, warm vibe.

[@dul22]

Hehe printed labels from a home printer on a homemade CD :)) Don't be too hard on your first album, it's the best and most magical part of your long journey through your music life, it's super romantic and sentimental for me even if technically it's worth nothing...

[@willischirwa3992]

This early recording shows one thing more than anything. What great singer you were back then already, Joseph

[@kevinstoneham1245]

Yes, so true. Your own mix quiet and then a commercial track comes on afterwards and stamps on it. Great video. Love from London.

[@Endless_Skyway_Adventures]

I like the hard drum sound you can get by stacking 2 or three of these limiters. 20 to 30 ms release and 3/4 db max reduction on each of 3 limiters.

[@c.j.sutton7168]

I am blown away how much difference there is in your speaking and singing voices. as in extremely impressed.

[@tannerturner340]

dude you are literally a lifesaver

[@2GooDProductions]

you should really mention headroom and frequencies below 30hz taking all the headroom although its not perceptibly audible. There is more to increasing volume than just throwing on a limiter, which as a brick wall compressor will potentially destroy the dynamics of the song. On another note, its also very important that nothing clips pre master bus and on the master bus

[@christianmartinez5577]

Joe, this information is absolute gold to me.

[@KevinQualls]

Joe, I had a pastoral ministries professor at Bible College in Texas, Dr. Davis. He was from Yazoo City, Mississippi. Small world!

[@JohnStraussmusic]

Love your sense of humor and of course your way of teaching.

[@Dettol68]

Joe, your videos lately have been so helpful....this was especially, thank you

[@marksilvino2083]

Love your videos Joe. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom.

[@pauljrogersmusic]

Consistently the best teacher I have come across . Thanks Joe