Get The LOUDEST Master?!

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0:00 - Intro
1:03 - Getting A Clean Mix
1:39 - Balance The Tracks
2:02 - Clean Up
2:30 - Loud Tracks
3:30 - Loud Busses
5:24 - Loud Master
6:50 - Recap
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Tags: home recording, audio production, mixing tutorials
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[@aleksamrkela831]

Honestly, one of the main things that helped me get louder mixes/masters is tasteful use of saturation. Chopping off peaks while adding perceived loudness!

[@robmanolo]

facts

[@JakeyWakey]

Shh...

[@doomdriverband]

Awesome, you guys addressed a request of mine on one of your last videos! "Getting a clear mix". 😎

[@AlexH8280]

Excellent tips. Love these JST videos.

[@PHILLEZ]

This clip is more informative then some masterclasses buy "proffesional" artist that charge 100-200 dollars. Thanks for the video.

[@robertsimpson5801]

Awesome video as usual, Joey!

[@leandrosilva6414]

Awesome Video! Thanks Joey!

[@luxuriousfir]

Joey you absolutely rock. All the best to you and yours:]

[@correametal]

Simply amazing!!!

[@kiillabytez]

What I like about this channel is, during the entire demonstration, not one mention of his own branded plugins until the very end, and THEN says "Try the demo." It's like he's saying, "I let my knowledge do the talking, not my plugins."

[@LeonLandgren-qt9pg]

True the mix is important.

[@JaredNash13]

I had not realized DrumForge has a multi-band clipper! I had been looking for something like that for a while but found most were pretty expensive. $39 is not bad AT ALL. I did have a question about clipping individual tracks with JST clip. You walk through this in your "Joey's Approach to Balancing" video, but how much clipping do you apply to each of your tracks? Do you always push it until it starts to negatively distort, trim a set number of dB, or is there another metric you use? I really enjoy the saturation JST clip gives to my drums but have struggled to know how far I should dig in on my guitar/bass DI's or on vocals. Hopefully this makes sense. I have really appreciated the content that you and Miami put out. It has saved a ton of time and frustration. Don't stop!

[@FireAwayProductions]

Joey is a really smart dude.

[@jesseeatsbrains]

If only this clip was around 5 years earlier, when I started making music, it would have helped so many sessions

[@mekanikaltitan]

[@Justinjale]

Question: Who here tends to put lead and rhythm guitar on separate busses?

[@JonnyCrist999]

who is the song

[@dissonantgrooves]

dude who is that artist? really dig their vocal tone

[@joeymusic]

Conquer Divide! Produced by Joey! The song is called Messy.

[@RekusoXYZ]

Would you throw a limiter before Maximizer? Or can you just use Maximizer's clipper/limiter

[@joeymusic]

If you want to use maximizer for one of its other algorithms, you’d need to use the other before it. However, I think it’s worth saying that clipping for a maximizer is a bit of a weird and nuanced practice. It’s really only being used to catch stray peaks here - definitely not a standard practice though.

[@RekusoXYZ]

@@joeymusic great advice thx!

[@mattyseshBH]

at 4:21, what is the plug-in on the left? A multiband compressor taming mid range? is that side chained to the vocal?

[@username4755]

You speak and sound a lot like 8 Bit Guy lol

[@vaidotasdarulis]

Messi Messi