How I Master Tracks using Ozone 9 Advanced: Part 1 - Reference Tracks

[@AlexHeflin]

This is exactly what I needed today.

[@danfozmusic3046]

Thanks for putting this up, not a lot of resources on using Ozone... so very helpful.

[@volfgangtwins]

Thanks for the video, really helps a lot!

[@nicoremby]

this has opened my mind so much to stereo imaging which i havent been paying enough attention to lately. thank you!!

[@eukaryote-prime]

Dude, I got a decent, but not crazy expensive, pair of open back headphones and a headphone amp a couple years ago, and I actually found the sound space a little distracting at first, but it’s really amazing when used well. The example I use is something like the Barenaked Ladies first album... yes, the Barenaked Ladies. Their first album is mastered so well (to my ears), it really uses the sound space well, especially the non-silly songs.

[@MilesKvndra]

Thanks for these tutorials Jeremy! Been using Ozone for quite a while now but this gave me a lot new things to try out that will be extremely helpful!

[@swampflux]

I relied on friends to do my mastering with ozone years ago. The results were always so much punchier than what I knew how to do. Almost *too* good. But I'm happy to have learned some of this stuff for myself now. Thank you, Jeremy.

[@PerfectMessProductions]

Exactly what I've been looking for thanks

[@FaOut]

Thanks J. 😊💜

[@alunantu]

RMR taught me composing. Now I’m here to learn mastering. Thanks for doing this.

[@GeoZero]

Perfect video explaining the amazing Ozone 9 ADvanced.

[@chucksl21]

Thank you for this detailed explanation!!! This is incredible.

[@johnghadimi]

This was excellent!! I think I'm going to start using Ozone in standalone mode from now on. This opened my eyes.

[@turntheknob]

Hi Jeremy, thank you for this awesome video. Very clear and very useful. Looking forward for next episode!

[@JimGFM]

This video is absolutely incredible. Honestly, thanks so much... life changing!

[@lukeellingtonmusic]

Awesome!

[@olivergraf373]

I love all the things you do Jeremy :)

[@brycepoole7697]

Rad, this was super helpful. Thanks Jeremy!!

[@brycepoole7697]

Man, so I just used the eq match trick on a master I was already pretty happy with. The difference was like mastered vs unmastered. I know I already said thanks, but coming back to say it again, this was a game changer!! 🙌

[@ChillBuddies]

thx alot! best tutorial on this!

[@kaidowind2370]

This is awesome! Your videos are super inspiring.

[@FernandoDCDuarte]

Awesome, I just got the Music Production Suite 3 on offer for less than 400€ last week. Great timing!

[@DoctorJRx]

Thank you Jeremy !!

[@ckbarlow]

So useful. I've been using ref tracks for years but not digging in to this degree.

[@malcolmsounds645]

Thanks for this info, really helpful!!

[@oskiallorio2478]

Wow!!! Great job!!! Thanks!

[@boodoesthedrums]

Wow! Thank you for this amazing tutorial : ) You're a legend!

[@peter-hassett]

I needed this so bad. Thank you.

[@galudy9251]

great tutorial, thank you so much

[@Sadknob]

Great content

[@TheREAPERBlog]

Really good tips here. Got me to break out of my usual flow with Ozone and try some new stuff. Thank you! PS. Zooming while recording on windows is really problematic. I've run into same thing, or doubled + offset cursor. So annoying! I miss the smooth, clear realtime zooming that can be done on mac. Best options are stretching your capture source in OBS to give you a zoomed in area, or do all zooms in post.

[@discophone_6214]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@KetryOneBeats]

Very interesting, tanks a lot 👍

[@thegroove2000]

Thanks for this. I need to up my ipad to logic pro x izotope mixing and mastering game.

[@tromchessar]

Should've asked Mr. Cat to do it J! :( CAT CAT CAT!

[@GDAMNITMUTILATE]

Hi! Have you ever tried the "Learn Threshold" function in Maximizer and what's your opinion on it?

[@RedMeansRecording]

yes i have, and it works, but usually i just set it manually

[@GDAMNITMUTILATE]

@@RedMeansRecording Thank you! :)

[@tomberberich7700]

Jeremy....I was supposed to work today :P

[@maxricemusic]

Lowering the threshold on the limiter does not increase the amplitude of the song, that is just a side effect of it. What that really does is make it so the limiter is acting on more of the audio, it is the "threshold" of the limiter effecting your audio. To make the track louder you boost the audio going into the limiter with the second fader to the right, which increases the audio level that is being put into the limiter.

[@parrecords]

For a hobbyist like me - do you think Standard would work fine? Looking at them both on Splice and it's twice the price for advanced, and most of the tasty stuff you do here is on both. I'm not being a cheapskate, but, uh, I'm into saving money I guess...

[@RedMeansRecording]

Yup standard is fine

[@mjrmls]

This is the best mastering tutorial I've ever seen, good work. Brb gotta pirate ozone 9

[@PerfectMessProductions]

I suck at mastering. For some reason either my bass clips or my overall audio isn't as loud as a song I compare it to on Spotify. I raise the volume and the bass clips I lower it and the overall volume of the track is too low. Im terrible

[@analogsynthmuseum784]

Don't forget to bounce your track to 24bit-6db before using it in Ozone.

[@linusmellstrom8550]

lol i also have ALL THE BREAKS. the exact same one =)

[@MPCLiveByTravis]

1:52 lol .

[@tonogram]

early gang