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- Get Louder Mixes!
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This is the first video I have found that actually explains this plugin. All other videos just say how great of a plugin it is because it is so simple and then proceed to not explain how it works in the slightest. Thank you!
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Shaun you're the Master! Just the type of solution I was looking for! Actually I stopped looking, and you brought it to me... Thanks! 👍💪💪🔥
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The best video about the clipping!
Thanks!
Thank you!
Thank You
Great tip Bro. This will really help let some of my other elements come out a tad bit more! Thanks a million.
Awesome! Glad it helps
This was great!
That's a great tip brother!
wonderful
I enjoyed the way you explained this type of working with the clipper, so easy and clear, and I heard it very loud just as your bombastic music! Thanks a lot for the great video tutorial and, great piece of music as well, fantastic sound and great vibe to it, congratulations! Greetings from Germany!
Appreciate that man!
this is a game changer 👍👍👍
Good one!
Looks solid, I got to try this
The beat was dope
GENIUS!
wauww Great TIP BRO. you change my mastering thank you
"It's killing your dynamics." Yeah, I try to avoid that. If I don't have a choice I'd use it but I usually have a choice.
thanks!! very usefulll
it also make pumping less than if you would use only limiter 1:17 thx for tut bro. Great punchy sound
Yoo thanks...this was helpfull i was using the clipper in trhe wrong way
Dope bro ! I just started to use the T-Racks Clipper yesterday. Thanks for the tips 🤜🔥🤛
Nice! Perfect timing
One thing about using a clipper is they will change the tone of your sound drastically. You have to be careful. Its one thing slamming a kick 808 making it loud but listen for the tone shift. Unless you dont care about the tone. When it comes to mastering a song all the tracks even vocals it might get loud but everything will change tonality.
Yeah definitely. I currently prefer 2 limiters instead
Will stem mastering i.e usingclipper only on drum stem solved the broblem???????
I use this clipper method along with the 3 limiters and spread the Decibel load across them for more clarity.
Awesome
thank you for this is help me a lots
Awesome!
have you used big clipper? if you have or compared any other clipper to this one would you conisder this overall better than others or would you suggest another. Money not a factor so if you suggest a more expensive one thats fine..thx
So if u use It only on Kick track can accentuate The transient on The snare, leaving The snare dry? Because youknow in the mix is The relation beetween sound The important thing
You know how they say, there is no a free lunch. :)
Do you have a preference between the IK SOFT CLIPPER and the SIR STANDARD CLIP ?
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS, thank you dude.. I just got that clipper plugin too.. yes sir.. Remember when I sent you that track and the kick was weak? Hopefully this will hook that up for me..
Awesome man! Have fun with it
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I LOVE IK’s clipper. It might sound insane but for 95% of the hip hop tracks I mastered for my recent record I used 2 IK clippers in series (1 to 3 db clipping each) followed by Fabfilter Pro L2 used as a clipper (slowest attack, fastest release, no oversampling). Power, punch, no pumping, perfection
That's cool!
@@RawTechniqueStudios So would you recommend to put the clipper first before Limiter and Compressor plug ins or later? If I put it on the master after the limiter but before the LUF Meter i nearly get the same LUF around that loudness. I got the trial but is it really worth it?
@@stillgotyourmom as of right now I don’t use a clipper in mastering. I go compression and stereo enhancement then saturation then maybe a compressor then EQ then first limiter to shave off peaks then 2nd limiter for overall loudness.
@@RawTechniqueStudios Well thx for quick and detailed answer 🙂👍 What do you use for saturation on master?
@@stillgotyourmom IK multimedia saturator
Mate, as far as mixing and mastering techniques go, I do whatever you do on this channel.
Hell yeah!
i guess I'm kinda randomly asking but does anybody know of a good place to watch new movies online ?
@Wilson Braxton i would suggest Flixzone. You can find it on google :)
@Lian Cassius yea, been watching on flixzone for years myself :)
@Lian Cassius thank you, I signed up and it seems like a nice service =) I appreciate it !
What do you think about the "loudness war" being over and now due to streaming platforms needing less hot mixes to get a consistently loud track between songs? Are we still mixing to 2010s standards or should we now be mixing to 2020 levels and using less limiting and maintain more dynamic range in our mixes knowing that the streaming services algorithms are going to normalize our content upon upload?
I prefer the new more dynamic approach but people are so use to the loud sound and in that is heavy compression and clippers... so depends on the artist. I get loud but make sure to leave -1dbTP for streaming.
Do whatever you want. Don't push your mixes louder than standard. It's annoying turning down amateur hour.
Is this a new addition to your master chain or just when you want the mix to be more punchy and in your face? I know I'm adding it from now on.
I use it when needed. Sometimes I don't need it to get loud and punchy
Great tips! I do have a question though. So I always aim to have -6.0 db before mastering. If I'm using this clipper do I want it to be hitting that -6.0 before applying the clipper of after?
If you want to keep the -6 then after
Will this help me to get rid of my classical guitar (clipping) problems in my car?
I really have always problem and can't find a solution. I've used the Presonus limiter at -1 and a fast attack but still..
As long as the recording itself doesn’t have the clipping the. Yes you can prevent clipping in the mix with stuff like this, compression, limiters…
Hello Mr raw..should I set the clipper before or after the limiter🤔
Before. Limiter is last in the chain
Yeah, kick and snare eat head room. 6 db for the transient
Hi, I've heard a lot of people producing and mixing into a limiter with the purpose of previewing how the track will react to clipping when actually mastering but I'm wondering how I should set my clipper if I want to produce into it?
hard to do because you need to set the level to get clipping if you go in to low it won't do anything
I love the knowledge any way I can send you a beat for tutorial purposes
Glad you like the video! And to be honest when I need music for my videos I use my own first, then my clients, then my students in my FB group.
Should I use this before Ozone complete (the mastering sort of "all in one" suite)? i.e (SoftClipper -> Limiter ->Equalizer -> Dynamics -> Imager -> Compression -> Maximizer) - just want to finish a basic template set up.. Sub
to be honest, i have an ozone subscription and i'm gonna cancel it cause it's overrated... but to answer your question, a good master chain for me is, eq, imaging, clipping, limiter
at 1:30 I don't understand what made you chose the value "11.8" for the input gain. How do I know which value tu go for?
It just depends on your tracks gain going into the plugin. If it’s low gain you need to push higher to get to the clipped stage. If you have a high gain you need less to get to the clipping.
That beat nice, you did that?
Yeah, it is one of mine. Thanks!
But what about LUFUS readings? Due to the Loudness Wars, the industry decided to have a standard LUFUS reading of -14db in terms of loudness. Your fab filter reading was hitting -9, -10. Whenever I hit -14db it sounds good BUT in comparison to professional tracks, it’s not as forward. All this to say, do you aim for -14b or do you just want your beats to be loud enough in comparison to industry music?
I try to make the song sound good and get as loud as I can without hitting the limiter too hard. I aim for -9 LUFS or so but not a big deal if it is -8, -10, -11... -14 LUFS is just Spotify's playback. Eveyone still uploads at full level like on a CD and Spotify just turns loud music down to -14 LUFS.
@@RawTechniqueStudios Ahhhhh okay bet! That helps alot. Pretty Much, don't make the record distort. And don't make it too hot lol. PPreciate the feedback bro!! Your shit sounds real professional!
What's the title of the music used here? I'm curious that the beat was made so well. Someone tell me, please! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
Can you please tell me how to widen the mix
Alot of width is in the mix. You can pan stuff out wide or add stereo widening with the S1 by waves for example.
@@RawTechniqueStudios thnx
As a Beatmaker who wants to sell beats online, can I produce with a clipper like the TR5 clipper on the master track to get quick loudness ?
You can but it does affect the sound a bit on the bass. Try it out and see if you like it. I personally prefer to use compression, saturation and 2 limiters for the master
@@RawTechniqueStudios Ok Thank you very much
I still dont understand how the kick still sound the same loud but it reduce up to -12dB of gain reduction, can somebody explain me this? Hehe cheers
It cuts off the transient but the body is still there to sound pretty close to the original.
@@RawTechniqueStudios so these clipper plugin did the same job as limiter? Anyway thanks for the explanation maaaaan, you rocks!
What’s the name of this track?
It’s just a beat I wrote awhile back.
can i get this on fl studio?
FL has some great built in plugins that can help you get loud. Look for saturation and clippers
@@RawTechniqueStudios thanks.
Is it wrong I am not liking the sound of clipping? I also did not experience what you showed in a savings of decibles. In all cases the sound wasn't improved and there was no real benefit as far as decible savings. I must not be using it correctly.
Maybe I am not using it right, but it seems I can achieve a better sound with more depth not using a clipper. I tried it on kick drum, then drum bus, bass, and rythm section. I did not like the sound it imparted in any situation and it always seemed to take away from punch and feeling, it felt flattened to some degree. But its late at night, I may be tired and will try again in the morning. I am brand new to this clipping stuff.
I prefer the 2 limiter approach instead of clipping. But sometimes clipping sounds cool
Yea this tip I tend to stay away from I don't won't to compromise my dynamics.
I prefer that as well but every one wants to be loud so that’s what I have to do.
@@RawTechniqueStudios Yea your just giving the audience what they want, and thanks for years of dedication, I have learned allot from you by the way.