Shaurya Bhatia

This article will discuss if you should produce using a limiter on the master output. A limiter is a dynamic processor that compresses audio beyond a set output ceiling. How it works is that you set a ceiling at a certain dB, let’s say at -1 dB. So whenever the audio signal surpasses that ceiling, …

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This article will discuss how loud vocals should be in a mix. Vocals are one of the most dynamic elements in any song. However, the balance of the vocals depends upon the kind of arrangement and genre you’re mixing for. For example, vocals must be the loudest in an acoustic/singer-songwriter arrangement. On the other hand, …

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This article will discuss how loud your Master should be and provide key facts and tips. Many producers and engineers have doubts about how loud you should master your song, and nobody has a fixed answer. But we will break it down step by step and guide you on the loudness of masters, mixes, beats, …

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This article will discuss how loud should bass/808 be in your mix for different genres and styles of music. Bass has become increasingly important in modern music, but it is a tough nut to crack, as it’s easier to mess up, takes up more headroom than any other instrument, and requires more sophisticated monitoring equipment …

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This article will discuss whether you should consider sidechaining reverb and delay effects. Reverb and delay are time-based effects artists use to create ambiance and space in a mix and a sonic signature. Artists like Post Malone use these time-based effects very differently from artists like Lana Del Rey and Bon Iver. However, they become …

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