SUPER LOUD DYNAMIC MASTERING 🔊

This is a way to add a few more vital DBs to your music without comprising the dynamics.
Add a clipper before the limiter and with some of the peaks out of the way, you'll be able to add a few more DBs of level.
My favourite way to do this is with the Ozone Maximiser as it has a clipper built in.
Check the link in my bio if you want to know how to master using Ozone 10.
#mastering #mixing #ozone #protools #producer #shorts

[@xarosmusic]

Oh i didnt know the clipper was before the limiter. I really wish the clipper module was positioned on the left on the limiter so it visually looks like it’s before it, might help others understand signal better🙂

[@martinezdecap]

You’re right, when I was watching the video it was a lil confusing if you don’t underhand what he’s actually trying to do

[@tushardeepakkumar9666]

that's so true! I thought so, too.

[@RealHomeRecording]

I think they put it there for legacy reasons.

[@yxnggod9444]

Man I’ve been doing this for a while and didn’t even know it was the best way. I just knew it sounded good lol

[@Ei-mx1we]

These days I use a clipper, not only for this, but for alot of the bus track or even individual track dynamics control that alot of people would tell you to use a compressor for. Clippers are the best.

[@TachyBunker]

A very important tip to get at loudnesses like -5 like carpenter brut, if you're into that lol, is to mimic the loudness changes by using filters. This means for example, high transient has more highs shortly and then not anymore. If you compress and they get lengthened, shorten them up to be able to go louder. Or if you want to do a part that "seems" quieter, do that by using a highpass and a lowpass (emulating if you were lowering the volume on a speaker).

[@mtchll4bandz]

that mix nice & leveled too😮‍💨😮‍💨

[@dnabeatz]

Thank you 🙌🏾🙌🏾🎧 for the Gems

[@L.DOT.P.]

STREAKY DA GOAT NO CAP

[@parourodou3447]

Krl, o MC Daniel mais velho 😂

[@lalocura1828]

I like to use master plan and get real close to where I'm alst finished then shape it a bit and get a little more loudness using fab filter limiter with the delta setting on and checking the best settings for it. Depending on the song/genre I'll get louder or more dynamic

[@jonnyboy316]

Gems 💎 Thank you 🙏

[@PharaohLawLess1]

Great tip

[@nuellebeats1774]

That track sounds amazing!

[@123ATank]

Thanks! It’s “Tourist In My Hometown” by MooseKid. I’m the artist.

[@audionic_music]

Noice! Defos will use that tip, cheers mate👍🏻

[@BurntMcgurnt]

incredos idea

[@mesirionyeemmanuel2842]

wonderful

[@Dramatello]

I think I know understand The God Particle’s limiter feature. I have a feeling it does just what you showed here. A pre-limiting to help maximizing overall master. I could be wrong though.

[@MOSMASTERING]

I'm making Psytrance and the kick and bass are always flat and the loudest part of the track. I can clip a few transients but if I hit the kick then it distorts terribly, so it's really difficult to master and make louder. The solution is to clip everything in the mix, group things and limit them, then you can EQ and add you mastering magic but no compression and only one limiter to bring the volume up. I set my kick to -6 and mix into a limiter at -6. So I can tell if something is too loud

[@eddydryzy]

Can you pls do a video for ozone 11 🙏

[@mezaninestudio73]

Hey thank you -love your videos..! can i try this using the clip distortion on Logics compressor ?

[@geroiavin8199]

yes

[@Bert_Fromarketin]

Ozone Maximizer....its our friend people💎

[@ast4127]

Is that big Neumann speakers? What happened with the Kii:s ??

[@hyttan2525]

Does ozone 9 work?

[@murraywebster1228]

A bit of soft limiting before end limiting with a little transient boost also works quite nice, Ok, wait till the end to make comments 😂🤣😂🤣

[@giulioboobzilla]

if U clip all da transients & push it in2 da Limiter it will compress all da transients again cuz dey were @ maximum.

[@Bittamin]

Honestly what I found works just fine is not trying to push for maximum loudness anyway, most of the peaks are from the kick drum anyway, and doesn’t have much to do with perceived loudness. Getting your song sounding good just by messing with gain/compression with a little makeup gain and saturation is plenty if you can do it right I think

[@giulioboobzilla]

@@Bittamin yes, U r definitely on da right track. We can make songs louder & reduce dynamics if it benefits da production but ther’s da risk of overdoing it.

[@Bittamin]

@@giulioboobzilla it’s been a hard road for me trying to make my tracks sound like they are classic 1988 house music tracks, but I just love the vibes too much to give up 😅

[@giulioboobzilla]

@@Bittamin Do yo thang if datz what U like

[@activemusickid]

What about using ozone 11 ?? You have a course on ozone 10 does it also work for ozone 11 ??

[@livinagoodlife]

I’d like to know if sound engineers are able to not make every track as loud as possible these days? Music used to have a more ‘natural’ quality where different tracks sat at different levels instead of being boosted to their maximum before interfering with something else. It’s almost like engineers look more at the graphical output of their daws than listen to the sound

[@RealHomeRecording]

Tell me about it! The answer is the producer and musicians have the final say. Or rather whoever is cutting the checks... could be the record label that wants loudness.

[@gl4z683]

I'm finishing my own EP (hip hop genre), I could go super loud, but I chose to master softer. Max LUFS I got was -11.8, the quiter one is mastered at -13.2, just above the -14 requested by the majority of the platforms. I don't ger mastering higher, I mean if I want the sound of a specific limiter that makes more sense, but at the cost of the dynamics...

[@Hadockhouse]

​@@gl4z683 it's gonna sound quiet if you master at -14LUFS. Try something between -8 and -10.

[@gl4z683]

I mastered a track yesterday, -10, I've put into Loudness Penalty and listened to that. It sound way quiter than my whole el due to less dynamics.

[@getalifemfer]

I think it depends for genre if it makes sense to really make it loud

[@9YouthfulAdvisor]

Ohhhhhhhh

[@InsideOfMyOwnMind]

What is that track?

[@Musandebaby]

What's the name of the song

[@nick_phi11ips]

why does a soft clipper distort my song

[@yuulian4776]

Depends on how hard you crank it, but usually is bad mixing

[@akinto609]

whats the différence between clipping and limiting

[@tabascosriracha]

Clippers cut the peaks. Limiters squash.

[@marshallmuze]

WHAT SONG IS THAT?

[@123ATank]

Hi, I’m the artist. It’s “Tourist In My Hometown” by MooseKid.

[@Paul-ui6in]

But clipper will add extra punch which is unnecessary sometimes and also change the tone by adding extra harmonics :(

[@dnabeatz]

Try Kclip 3

[@meru_lpz]

There are few certainly sounds that handle clipping better than others and mixes that allow more or less clipping. A good starting point is Baphometrix’s clip to zero method, where you do the clippign from the individual tracks allowing you to decide how much clipping each track can take, that way you have a more controlled and consistent crest factor on the master bus, allowing you to have the final clipper only have to deal with the tiniest amount of peaks, because the rest is already taken care of

[@drinkinouttacups2665]

Unless you're really slamming it (5 dB+) that shouldn't be happening if it's hard

[@tompearsall1060]

yep

[@artbluevibe6629]

Name of the track?

[@123ATank]

Hey, I’m the artist. It’s “Tourist In My Hometown” by MooseKid.

[@charley2070]

Or just mix with Clip to Zero method

[@alexchorro1043]

Is a clipper the same thing as a limiter?

[@geroiavin8199]

nope

[@itsisma6228]

@@geroiavin8199 so what’s clipper ?

[@geroiavin8199]

@@itsisma6228 cut off peaks in a safe way so you can push volume up.

[@itsisma6228]

@@geroiavin8199 thank you man what’s the best plugin i use fl fl studio so doft clipper of the stock plugin it’s good?

[@geroiavin8199]

@@itsisma6228 yes any plugin that you see the clipper name onto

[@drrodopszin]

Oh the irony. Many tell people to "control peaks with compression" which of course does not really clips them - and you look confused and you think you are a bad engineer. So to clip peaks you need a clipper. BTW, some other mastering engineer uses some tape plugin to achieve this peak clipping before limiting.

[@rokthatsun]

Using maximizer is bad idea for getting loud mix🤣 the kick would definitely goes ‘boom’😂

[@LaMusicaEsTuDios]

Vocals are still out of tune and a weak performance... No loud master will help on that... IMHO.

[@123ATank]

Yeah I’m not the greatest singer and I never use AutoTune because I want to keep my vocal performances as natural as possible. But the track is “Tourist In My Hometown” by MooseKid. That’s me singing.

[@LaMusicaEsTuDios]

@@123ATank Yeah, naturally good or naturally bad... Slight difference. Definitively a deal breaker in music biz. Singing classes and ear trainings are used to be the only recipe for singer wannabes.... Before autotune and "modern" music producers made good looking or rich bad singers famous. It's your choice of course but naturally bad results are no excuse for not cheating. My 2 cents.... Wish you well!

[@user-ws6by7uq4n]

Cut the peaks (they are making your track dynamically ranged) for making track louder, with saving the dynamics. 🫡