Pro Mastering Chain and Plugins | Quick Overview

[@InspiredWithAC]

If you’d like to listen to the track, it’s available on all streaming platforms. Here’s the Spotify link: open.spotify.com/track/4a5t8ELVW2HXABGVJFYPYx

[@reptilejesus829]

Thanks for the updated version. Awesome to see that you are so thorough and actually read the comments (:

[@InspiredWithAC]

🙌🏽 absolutely. Thanks again for watching.

[@TheDragonDeacon]

Great song, solid video and info. I hope your channel takes off.

[@InspiredWithAC]

Much appreciated. Thanks for watching!

[@kriserroh]

Watched this while one some good good... That beat is cleaaaaan 🔥😂

[@InspiredWithAC]

Much appreciated! It’s out on Spotify now if you care to listen. open.spotify.com/track/4a5t8ELVW2HXABGVJFYPYx

[@hampsonpaul3531]

Also many thanks for the updated version and I look forward to more content from you ..Your mix sounded great before the mastering.I have only listened to the A/B on my phone .I will check it again later and drop a new comment..

[@InspiredWithAC]

Thanks again. Looking forward to it.

[@hampsonpaul3531]

@@InspiredWithAC Wow the Mastered version is so good at Unity , the space and depth just hit me .Great work man ..

[@InspiredWithAC]

Much appreciated!

[@1KriticalShoota]

Thanks a lot for this ! Do you use this for only mastering beats or on full songs with vocals too ?

[@InspiredWithAC]

I would not saturate with Ozone Exciter / Black Box / Bx Limiter if I had vocals on the song. I typically have my stems going to a final instrumental bus and vocals to a vocal bus. I like to saturate the instrumental with various plugins. I tend to only use Black Box for saturation on my final stereo out. I’d also use a more transparent limiter as my final limiter. Fabfilter Pro-L 2 or Sonible Smart:limit are good options

[@BurningBushPedagogy]

Thanks but I discovered something bad soothe reducing the neutrality of the audio after it has taken away the unwanted resonances, and I am kind of careful, I has better result with a simple de esser. Took out some midrange sharpness or piercing soothe did the job, when I compare to the original it had lost all the openness, with a de esser it was much and sounds neutral but the resonance was gone. I was so disappointed. I wish I could make a video to show this. Sometimes everyone singing the praise of a product, might not reveal all the truth. Now am looking at all the soothe alternatives. Nice track and good luck with your music.

[@InspiredWithAC]

Even when you dialed down the amount? I mentioned in the full 20 minute tutorial that I initially didn’t use soothe when I bought it. But the more I played around with it, the more I liked it. I like to use 2 soothe instances in mid/side - one for light cleaning on mid and one for sides. I find that works well. I don’t disagree regards to it removing the life from a song. I know this was not your case, but if producers/musicians overuse it, it could easily remove all of the character and life from the song. Anyway, thanks for watching!