you should embrace clipping too! :) the metering/visualizer software at the top of the screen is called minimeters: minimeters.app/ Twitter: / offsetemusic Instagram: / offsetemusic SoundCloud: / offsetemusic
DISCLAIMER: I do not intend to finish this, it was just an experimentation project BTW, i released a tearout song this month, please stream it! th-cam.com/video/EeUaZZX4iGY/w-d-xo.html
Oh wow... But I hope you're doing this with the volume knob on your sound card turned negative almost to the floor, otherwise your eardrums will turn into a bloody mess lmao. Great work by the way!
it's called minimeters! if you want my settings hit me up later ;) but i recommend experimenting yourself with the settings until you find a combination you like
@@offsetemusic thanks! Yeah I'm looking to get some more technical aids for mi creative process. Check up some of my tracks and let me know if you have any feedback 😉
kinda. i used fl studio's own ASIO driver which doesn't lock the audio to the DAW, but it can happen with asio4all or ur soundcard driver there's a solution though: minimeters comes with a VST plugin that you can put on your master to route the audio directly to the app
If I use FL Studio Asio mini meter's doesn't work, but if I set it to FL Studio Asio it response and works fine. Does anyone why/ how to make it work with FL Studio Asio
i don't understand. i think you meant to say that the ASIO driver of your audio interface isn't working, but FL Studio ASIO is, right? that's normal. some ASIO drivers reserve audio exclusively for the DAW, preventing other apps from using the same audio output. the only solution is to put the minimeters server plugin on the master channel of your DAW btw, this is mentioned in the minimeters documentation. you could have looked it up there instead of asking in an unrelated video
@@offsetemusic I do see what you mean, thanks for the input and I appreciate your response. I saw your minimeters and I was concerned how you mange to get it working haha
DISCLAIMER: I do not intend to finish this, it was just an experimentation project
BTW, i released a tearout song this month, please stream it! th-cam.com/video/EeUaZZX4iGY/w-d-xo.html
Now time to reach +5 LUFS and beat Dan Worrall
DO IT
pew pipew pew
PEWPEWPEW ! Love those triple pews lol
thanks!
sounds clean though!! good job
pew pew pew lmao, pretty nice track tho!
The video title should be the pre-drop vocal on this
Set your export to a 32bit float, and hit +19LUFS next
Had a teeny bit of bass face, just a TEENY bit!
Oh wow... But I hope you're doing this with the volume knob on your sound card turned negative almost to the floor, otherwise your eardrums will turn into a bloody mess lmao. Great work by the way!
don't worry! i always work on lower volumes
thank you
one question, how do you make visuals on the top? the drop is fire tho!!
thanks! visuals is from minimeters
oki, thanks for response
Just Limiter N°6, or did you use multiple limiters/clippers on individual channels/master track?
just limiter no. 6 clipper on the master, with the limiter section being automated on/off during that band passed part
Fire, nice work
Ive done this countless times lol
i just noticed this kinda sounds like syzy's goin ham
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What are these visual aids at the top of the screen? How do you set it up?
it's called minimeters! if you want my settings hit me up later ;)
but i recommend experimenting yourself with the settings until you find a combination you like
@@offsetemusic thanks! Yeah I'm looking to get some more technical aids for mi creative process. Check up some of my tracks and let me know if you have any feedback 😉
Fire
valeu mano!
Carai é br
sounds neat. really soft
are you using minimeters through asio? mine wont work
kinda. i used fl studio's own ASIO driver which doesn't lock the audio to the DAW, but it can happen with asio4all or ur soundcard driver
there's a solution though: minimeters comes with a VST plugin that you can put on your master to route the audio directly to the app
If I use FL Studio Asio mini meter's doesn't work, but if I set it to FL Studio Asio it response and works fine. Does anyone why/ how to make it work with FL Studio Asio
i don't understand. i think you meant to say that the ASIO driver of your audio interface isn't working, but FL Studio ASIO is, right?
that's normal. some ASIO drivers reserve audio exclusively for the DAW, preventing other apps from using the same audio output. the only solution is to put the minimeters server plugin on the master channel of your DAW
btw, this is mentioned in the minimeters documentation. you could have looked it up there instead of asking in an unrelated video
@@offsetemusic I do see what you mean, thanks for the input and I appreciate your response.
I saw your minimeters and I was concerned how you mange to get it working haha
The best part of this is when it went “PEW PEW PEW PEW”
sounds like omnidirectional
Is it exactly 0LUFS? On the top right it appears to be moving a bit
on some parts you can see that it goes positive
keep in mind that it is a short term LUFS meter
🙀🙀
damn my highscore is -1.2 lufs
how do you make minimeters like this so your daw isnt covered by it?
just resize your daw, it's that simple
@@offsetemusic so i cant rrly use it in full screen?
@@dalkont222 i think not
Name of that visualizer?
read the description
PLS FINISH THIIIIIIIIS
i reached once +25 lufs but it was like a white noise earrape ;d
those insane positive values are kinda cheating if you're not using a limiter/clipper lol
@@offsetemusic update: i made +50 lufs while my friend was watching on discord me streaming xDD (he is deaf rn)
but it doesnt sounds like music or any instrumental noice just wierd maybe black hole pooping at universe type shi
Did you find happiness at 0 lufs?
no, but it was fun
that sub is disgusting
:(
why sad
It's easy to do it when you have barely anything going on in the draft. Mix isn't great to be honest. But keep going
thanks for the feedback! it's not a serious tune and i did the LUFS thing just for experimentation purposes lol
@@offsetemusic Ah. Then by all means experiment more!