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Originally Posted by Leakycap  wow this is a great tip. I just tried it now. I printed my mix and pushed the fader to the top, I did it again, and then another time. my mix is super duper loud. Then I just lower the fader a little bit and now no clipping lights and it's still super loud. It got a little fuzzy though, how do I get rid of that? |
The answer is simply backing off how much you are clipping it. Clipping by its nature induces some amount of distortion - the more you clip the more distortion you will get.
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also the snare is very soft, can I just add a snare on top of that again?
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You can do whatever you want - but my own practice would be to
instead go back to the original mix and bring up the snare.
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but it's really loud otherwise. see it's tips like these that I like. I don't need to spend buckets of money on gear. with my laptop and some m-audio pro speakers, I can get my mixes as loud as anyone doing this for money. maybe i should charge for this  . anyone here from the midwest area? how much do you guys charge for mastering?
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Best regards,
Steve Berson