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Multiband Dynamics (Basic Mastering) – Deeflash’s Ableton Live Devices Tutorials
This week we go over some basic mastering techniques using Multiband Dynamics.
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Thanks for the quick Mastering tips. Got my tune bumpin!
Thanks!
This realy help me thanks a lot
This realy help me thanks a lot
i would send it to sony to get it mastered but fek dat ..hahaha
Thanks man, appreciate the tutorial
Great explanation helped a lot cheers mate
thanks very much man!
+deeflash What is the point of the input knobs when to boost sound you use
the output knobs? More compression? Thanks!
You sound hotttt with your mouth all filled with food.
Multiband is unimportant. just a good EQ like the Fabfilter Q is enough
Thank you! This really really helped my tracks sound much better!!!
I also throw a Mix Gel before the multiband and limiter ;)
Gracias
this is definitely a NO NO if you send it to a mastering studio, you make
the track worthless for the mastering people if you add limiter and other
stuff on the master or in this case the only channel that exist..
Thanks so much! For some reason the multiband dynamic in Ableton looks
really confusing from the get-go. Thanks for making it simple!
i believe compressing without make-up gain won’t really achieve a good
loudness. in order to do that i believe you need to boost the input gain of
each band while compressing its peaks, turning up the output volume after
the compression has happened is just the same as turning up the volume on
the limiter that sits after the compressor in the chain.
Thanks so much for tips! Really clear, helpful and straight to the point.
that song is addictive!!! thanks for the tuto you helped me get the mud out
of my guitar tone
i have a question! is it better to apply multiband to the whole track at
the end, or is it okay to use just on individual things, like a snare, a
kick. i find ive been just using it on things that sound kind of weak
dynamically! also, after i have all my tracks recordrd, how do i bounce
them to one master track? so 2 questions lol. on the first question tho im
just wondering how you usually like to use it.
Toby Flanderson high AF, mixing music and shit…
tip. use 2 multibands in a rack. split the sound into 4 sections by
assigning solo to low, low-mid, high mid, and high. and then add a utility
plugin, mono out the low end below around 60hz. then add a compressor. then
sidechain only the low. and adjust all other bands to taste. i even add a
stereo enhancer to just the highs. just gives u more control. u can even
add a seperate eq to each band for even more control. especially with dance
music. i think thats the best tip i can explain it off top of my head. 🙂
i should make this effect rack for u guys lol. anyway try it and enjoy.
My question is this: is there even much compression going on in the mid and
high bands? The reason I ask is because the threshold on those bands seems
too high to really have much of an effect on the mid’s and highs. I may be
misunderstanding the plug-in but it seems like you would probably want to
set the bottom of the blue squares (that you can move) to meet with
somewhere at the top (or just above) of the orange part of the volume
meters (of each band) so it compresses those yellow lined peaks.