The CORRECT Order for Effects in Your Mastering Chain (...and Mix Bus)

[@vancurtis5938]

Justin is the dude with the smooth voice who says stuff that makes my mixes better when I listen to him ;-)

[@philbartlett6918]

Great work as usual, Justin. 👍

[@ataozturk2732]

I'll be waiting the nerdy limiter video 😂. Thanks Justin!

[@dakota-sessions]

Great stuff!

[@MariJu1ce]

Nice video!

[@AVDRE_Plays]

I'm certain I gain more info from these videos more than actual tutorials

[@Rhuggins]

Sad I missed this live!

[@as180697]

😊 thanks yes more about limiters please 😅

[@thank_you_thank_you]

i'm experimenting with mixing into my mastering chain.

[@sevenhxrecords677]

My teacher

[@SonicScoop]

Happy to be of help!

[@lekko_doneba]

What about clipers?

[@EmperorKamikaze]

Im a little disappointed to see this guy mastering itb so often. Yes, he knows his stuff to genius level, but ill seek analog mastering when im ready. And i know hes got a analog station too somewhere i think

[@SonicScoop]

I switched to all itb years ago and haven’t looked back. Analog mastering is more fun for me, but digital mastering is more fun for my clients because I can do instant recalls of their masters for unlimited revisions at no additional charge. When I proved to myself and my clients that I can get literally identical result is either way, I was sold for the recall capabilities. I did a few records in the beginning where I mastered some of the tracks analog and some digital and no one could tell which was which, and after that I was 100% convinced that this way is better. Analog is still more fun though :-)

[@EmperorKamikaze]

@SonicScoop consider me swayed. You're ultimately right.

[@lekko_doneba]

Agreed with this. This is more of a question what is more important and in todays market you have to work fast and flexible, and that is the biggest advantage in digital. But ofc I think you can only get to a point with digital. Analog will always (to me) sound better, but digital is getting so good these days. Just my toughts :)

[@Rhuggins]

@@EmperorKamikaze If mastering records was how I put food on the table for my family, then I may be ITB, just because of the utility of recalls and speed of workflow. However, I do find that analog generally "sounds better" on a processor for processor basis. Digital can sort of get there but it the case of working ITB, it feels like performing surgery while analog hybrid mixing feels like drawing a painting. I think in all honesty I would most likely have a fully hybrid workflow (as I do now), but with all of the outboard being limited to digitally recallable analog units.

[@AVDRE_Plays]

The vast majority of people here watching and learning I'm sure doesn't have analog gear nor care for it like myself. Plugins have gotten so good now it's like why even bother lol