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What is the Critical Distance?
What is the Critical Distance?
What does “critical distance” mean? Why is it useful? How might it impact your decisions on your music studio setup and room orientation?
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The BEST Limiters for Drum n Bass Music
The BEST Limiters for Drum n Bass Music
What is the best limiter for drum n bass and electronic bass music? I compare and test 4 of the top limiter plugins in the world: FabFilter Pro-L2 vs DMG Limitless vs iZotope Ozone Maximizer vs Sonible smart:limit + Kazrog K-Clip
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15 Limiter Tips I WISH I Knew When I Started – How to Use Modern Limiters for Beginners
15 Limiter Tips I WISH I Knew When I Started – How to Use Modern Limiters for Beginners
Imagine a world where your tracks can be loud, clean, and punchy all at once. That's the promise of today's modern limiters, and I'm here to show you how they deliver. We'll dive deep into three industry favorites: FabFilter Pro-L2, Sonible Smart Limit, and DMG Limitless. Each of these digital marvels packs a punch, offering unique features that can elevate your mixes to new heights.
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How to Get a Perfect -6dB Mixdown With Gain Staging
Get a Perfect -6dB Mixdown Download the Template:   Here’s Our Game Plan   In this tutorial, we’ll teach you the importance of careful gain staging and demonstrate a powerful...
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How to Set Up, Test and Improve Your Home Music Production Studio Room – Acoustics Tutorial
The Gear Used in the Video Check out Sonarworks Reference 4 Studio Edition: https://bhpho.to/2FFuuob Ultimate Support MS-90 Monitor Stands: https://bhpho.to/2qU39oX IsoAcoustics Studio Monitor Isolators: https://bhpho.to/2Cr9spf Primacoustic Scatter Blocks: https://bhpho.to/2CBinF1 Full Primacoustic...
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4 Tips for How to Choose the Best Reference Tracks
4 Tips for How to Choose the Best Reference Tracks
As you may know, the art and science of mixing and mastering is subjective and complicated. Luckily, critically listening to and analyzing other people’s music (i.e., reference songs) can help you quickly get the pro sound you want. But what songs should you use? In this video, Ableton Certified Trainer Ian Gallagher reveals 4 rock-solid rules for selecting the best reference songs for your music. After years of trial and error, Ian has come up with these tips to ensure you’re using the right reference tracks for your music. In particular, Ian’s 4 tips cover Quality, Genre/Era, Song Popularity, and Using Songs You Love. In other words, before you start grabbing random reference tracks, make sure you’re considering these key parameters. If you’re interested in learning more about using reference songs check out Ian’s full course at Warp Academy called Producing with Reference Tracks.
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Headroom, Gain Staging & Clipping in 32 Bit Digital Audio [Mixing Tutorial]
Headroom, Gain Staging & Clipping in 32 Bit Digital Audio [Mixing Tutorial]
Do you need 6 dB of headroom? Seeing as DAWs use 32 bit float-point processing, does it even matter? Is clipping really that bad?
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