I never mastered my tracks in - 6db, I mix my track with full of headroom already. And yes there are no perfect rules for Mixing & Mastering, its all about Ear Training. Don't follow the numbers use your ears. Absolutely if it sounds good it's good. Normal listeners don't give a f*ck how you mixed and mastered and which plugins and sounds you used. Final output should be nice n clear.

@fiirasmusic5366

3 жыл бұрын

what about a record label that give a fuck for my low track or a little bit of distortion

@BlazzeMusic

3 жыл бұрын

@Desmond Tresfaye I think If you are a good listener and your choice of music is pretty good, your ear training develops with your age from childhood. I remember when I was a kid I used to play with the Bass and Treble knobs on the audio cassete player.. And if you can notice what changes are happening to the sound, I think your ear training starts with that. Then I used to play with DVD Player's Eq presets and tried to understand which one is best for my speakers. I also used Virtual DJ and Audacity in the beginning and it really helped to understand the sound and what a particular tool does (such as Echo, Delay, Phaser, Flanger, Noise Reduction etc). It helped me to get familiar with these names and when I came into music production these names weren't new for me, I already knew what it will do to the sound. So it comes with the time, curiosity of learning and your love for the Music. No one can teach you what to listen and how to feel the sound, it totally depends on you.

@BlazzeMusic

3 жыл бұрын

@@fiirasmusic5366 if you really care about a Record Label, you should hire a Professional Mixing Engineer rather than doing it yourself. Because a well known Music Producer never mix n master their track on his own.

@nebroskitheraut6705

3 жыл бұрын

@@BlazzeMusic well, there are well known artists who mix and master their own songs.

@BlazzeMusic

3 жыл бұрын

@@nebroskitheraut6705 yeah may be but not everyone.

3:15 THAT DISTORTED FL BEEP KILLED ME😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

we know its gonna be an epic tutorial/content if it starts with: _“Hello. this is Max from FL Studio teeps!"_

@peaceout8353

3 жыл бұрын

Teeps 😂

@prizam_music5253

3 жыл бұрын

teeps :-)

@theMixElite

3 жыл бұрын

Actually, I never said "Hello" haha

@sakirsekh9808

3 жыл бұрын

@@theMixElite Hey Guys* 😅

@vngelbeats7800

2 жыл бұрын

😂

The sign language lady was a cool addition! Shoutout my mom and all those who can't hear! This is why I make music. For my mother, who can't enjoy the beauty in music. Cheers, Max! Thanks!

My theory for why this became a thing: 32 bit float didn't exist until 1985 and even then DAWs weren't widespread until later. I also suspect that 32 bit float wasn't implemented into DAWs until later on. Basically much like music theory, mixing and mastering rules didn't get updated and we basically got stuck with outdated information.

@nebroskitheraut6705

3 жыл бұрын

Oh they do know more than anyone of us producers. They were the first ones to be informed and educated on this topic.

@Madkay

3 жыл бұрын

@@nebroskitheraut6705 If they show to us every trick mix n master they wont have a job.

damn this changed my life

@nebroskitheraut6705

2 жыл бұрын

No it didn't. kzread.info/dash/bejne/n42orpaPYJS7nto.html Watch this video to see that you are just ruining your tracks, when you turn the gain down. Stop believing anything a person says on the internet.

dude you just blew my mind. Like wtf it's like finding that everything I was taught was a lie. I don't know if I said it already but this is the best mixing/mastering channel and courses I have ever come across. Keep it up, you are a legend.

@nebroskitheraut6705

3 жыл бұрын

Please dont clip your master while mixing. Doing so might create artifacts which may make you think is part of the track's timbre but when it gets normalised all of that grit would be gone. Yes you can recover clipped 32bit floating point mixes but you risk fooling yourself while mixing. Something like recovering a clipped 32bit floating point mix is what you do at the most dire of times and makes you look like a noobie. Conclusion: Just leave some headroom it's not a big deal.

@zerocat888

3 жыл бұрын

@@nebroskitheraut6705 ok

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@dollarsignpyramid

3 жыл бұрын

I love ya'll , I'm getting the mixing and mastering course , as soon as I get paid

@prodbynatu

3 жыл бұрын

Hi, Max. I already have the Full Course which i purchased a couple of months ago and i thought it was really in-depth and fantastic to watch, Since I dont have a musical background, however I've found it so helpful and a gamechanger to the way I make my beats. I would like to ask a question in regards to the Full Bundle being sold currently as it states it comes with the Full Mastering course. And since i pre own the bundle, is there a chance that people like me who already have the full course also get an update to the full mastering course? i massively appreciate everything you guys do. If you do read this thank you.

@theMixElite

3 жыл бұрын

@@prodbynatu Sure! We always send personal discount codes if you own any of our products :) Also if you get Full Bundle, you will get personal discount for all future products!

@prodbynatu

3 жыл бұрын

@@theMixElite would be fantastic of you because I do own the full bundle with 5 courses. How do I go about getting the discount code my friend? Thank you very much

@musiclover9064

3 жыл бұрын

I checked the price for the course which is not affordable for me and even for producers who purchased sound gadgets and DAWS by saving pennies after a very long time. However the videos available on FL Studio Tips are much knowledgeable to understand the music production. Always a different approach and tricks are found here which delights the mind. 🔥🔥

Whooo.... This mastering course gonna be lit. 😍😍 Hatsoff to PML Team and Nervz for providing us all those amazing courses. It helped me alot in my production. 🥺 I really appreciate hugely to their work on giving us Epic production tricks. Thanks 😎

I've been waiting for this Fl Studio mastering course and here it is! Ive learned so much from the other Fl Studio videos. Your concepts are the best Max. Thanks for the great tips as always!!

I've been saying this for a long time, because all DAWS use floating point maths, you have infinite headroom until you export. You can simply turn the master fader down. Great video! (You got to it before me lol, was going to do a video on this too!)

@Scatman119

3 жыл бұрын

Alex Tumay is praying that shit for months, but nobodys listening.

@Jonnatancp

3 жыл бұрын

Actually even when you export it, that's what he said, becuase you can normalize it and whala!, normal levels again to master the session.

@user-fo9lw3pq8l

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, and that's what beginners think. Your low end and percussive sounds are praying to not be clipped (artifacts showing up is VERY likely if you mx like this) . It's just good practice to not clip

@nebroskitheraut6705

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/n42orpaPYJS7nto.html You do not know the technical aspects of mixing and mastering. Stop ruining your tracks and just leave 3-6 db of headroom. It's not that hard.

@shinyukomusic

2 жыл бұрын

@@nebroskitheraut6705 Surprised to see a new reply after all these months, but actually, I do know what I'm doing. I'm a DSP scientist. If you don't know what that is, basically we work with everything behind the scenes in mathematics regarding audio signals. So to clarify a few misconceptions: decibels is very a shaky term, and has no absolute meaning whatsoever. Because all DAWs use floating maths, even if your track was clipping at 30db+ over 0db, if you export at 32bit and normalize, the audio will be restored to its original state, and you easily turn the master fader down to achieve your 3db of headroom. The point I'm making is... concepts on headroom is a highly misconstrued topic! And as a mathematician and scientist, I have been stressing this for years! The true thing that you should concern yourself with as a mixing and mastering engineer are two things: dbTP, and LUFs. That's it. Tracks should be kept just barely, and I mean BARELY under -14LUFs and -1dbTP so that no distortion occurs during the encoding process when publishing music to streaming sites. The reason this matters is because if your track is above -14LUFs, it's simply going to be turned down by the sites which can cause distortion. Second, dbTP being kept under -1dbTP can assist lossy compression algorithms not causing issues with a clipping/distorted waveform when encoding. I'm sorry you think I feign expertise, but I assure you, I'm only here to provide insight! If you have any questions regarding audio, you can contact me: shinyukoinquiries@gmail.com and I will be sure to reply!

i love it when the fl render finish sound clip at 100dB 3:16

This channel is a blessing

You always have a different approach to tell. Good one.🔥🔥

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32 bit wav has very big dynamic range. The bigger the dynamic range, the more headroom you can achieve. the 32-bit float WAV file has 770 dB more headroom. That's why i'm not afraid if my master is clipping when i'm mixing.

AU5 was mentioning that once in a video and I am so glad you are addressing it here too!

Bestest tutorial channel for fl studio on KZread👏👏👏

This video is funny as hell yet concise 😂😂😂😂 you have to be really talented to pull off content like this

I love u man. I have 2 of your courses and i will go for this one too FOR SHURE! Thanks and good vibrations from Argentina to u.

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bro .. the best producer content I've seen!

The advice is correct if you don't use group /sidechain /master compressions, or clipping, or envelope shaping. In that case levels are proportional and can be recovered at any time. Still, if you are not using any of the above, I've got doubts you are actually mixing, because they are essential tools in rock music or anywhere you don't simply "make the levels, eq, fx and export". Another downside of the suggestion is on the educational level. You will never be able to translate your skills on analogue or in live situations. Gain staging is something every sound engineer should know about, even if the DAW allows you to be ignorant about it.

@slice307

Жыл бұрын

So if i just eq my sound i Can export a beat peaking like crazy thats right ?

@ChristianIce

Жыл бұрын

@@slice307 You can, but it's a bad idea. Let's say you have a beat exported in 24 bits and it peaks. No problem as long as the beat is in your daw, but as soon as you upload it on a platform and it gets converted in 16 bits, it will clip like hell.

@slice307

Жыл бұрын

@@ChristianIce if i put a soft clipper and a limiter with celing of 0.7 its good?

@ChristianIce

Жыл бұрын

@@slice307 It's good if you master the product knowing that it's going to be 16 bits without headroom. Any other consideration depends on the specific case.

@slice307

Жыл бұрын

@@ChristianIce thanks for your time

Thanks for making this video, being super informative and making fun of the industry at the same time. So much false information on the internet it's unreal.

Finally After hundreds of videos someone answers my question!!!!!🔥🔥🔥 Gracias señor Max from Fl Studio Tips!!

Man This is so Helpful ....U Doing Great

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE! A true cultured man :D love this! thank you!

WOAH!!! Mind blown!!! I have watched too many mastering tutorials and this is the first time I saw this.

Very informative 💥. Thanks for the video, expecting more knowledge from this channel 😎

haha that editing "like whaaaat" 🤣 big up, Max. Love your courses on PML!

Mind Blowing 🔥🔥

Just purchased the course and my mind is blown with the information provided. Good work!

@theMixElite

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoy it! :)

THIS IS GENIUS!

That outro music was sickk! The course is lit ofc!

Thank you for your sharing, opened a new way I look at mastering. Lookong forward to more videos from you 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Thank you for all your videos !!!

You blow up my mind every time Max. Thanks for the knowledge shared man

The reason you want to lower each track individually instead of just the master, is because if your tracks are already distorting going to the master, lowering the master doesn't prevent distortion it's just lowering the volume of the already distorting signal.

@DockingFreidmanRecords

2 жыл бұрын

Facts

@bensmith5612

2 жыл бұрын

My initial response, but watch the video through.

@nebroskitheraut6705

2 жыл бұрын

@@bensmith5612 kzread.info/dash/bejne/n42orpaPYJS7nto.html this explains everything what the uploader is doing wrong

@thefamousdjx

2 жыл бұрын

Hmm he did explain thats not the case with 32 bit. Dont get confused about this whole clipping thing, its all just numbers. With 32 bit, if it was clipping when you exported, it means for example whatever you using to play back the sound cant handle whatever is above 0db. All the information is still there since 32bit can handle more info, unlike 16bit, but your hardware program just cant reproduce all of it accurately. When you then normalize this 32bit in your daw, all it does is move numbers around so they at safe levels around that 0db mark. Everything is still relatively the same in terms of loudness, its just that the numbers have been shifted to allow the audio to be played back without that clipping. It doesnt change/affect the audio the same compression does. All the dynamics are preserved so you really wouldnt have lost anything

@juliusadebowale9629

2 жыл бұрын

@@thefamousdjx this is right

Best tip I ever heard in my 15yrs of music production thanks 🙏🏾

Omg one of the most important video about bit depth. Share everybody ! Nice, thank you.!!!

you are the best channel...thx❤

This guy is my go-to. Great vid

This video is a life changer for me 😍😍 Thank you Max😉😉

such an amazing informative content you guys put out !

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This is a godsend video. Nobody knows how stressed how i was bc of the no headroom in my mix. To get that i did some stupid techniques and totally messed up my projects. Thanks for this man! ❤️🙏

@DarylMCDeath

10 ай бұрын

This Guy talks BS . They teach headroom in Audio Engineer Schools... he doesnt even now how the master channel works or that 32bitfloat cant be used to make Cds out of it or upload it to spotify or Amazon/Apple etc... to do that you have to resample the beat and then all the Problems the people said are back in! DONT LISTEN TO THIS GUY!

@branchyapple

8 ай бұрын

​@@DarylMCDeaththats why he says to only use it for mixing and mastering

That's what I have been thinking/talking about headroom and that 32 Bits normalize thing. Finally a recognition/acknowledgement about it! :D haha Very nice video guys!

No matter how busy I am , I put everything away, get on my bed and click on the video,But this vid was a real gem ❤️💥💥Thank you Max ❤️

Thank you so much Max!

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Thank You 🙌🙌Very Helpful Video🔥🔥.

Love this new video Style, with some funny memes & jokes :)

YEAAAH. Big thx. Just right time. The question why headroom is needed has haunted me for the last few days!

Game Changing 🔥

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Really helpful. Thank you

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mind blown u just saved me so much time thanks!

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Much appreciated!

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Thank you!

I'm not just saying this but this channel is a Gem in music production world.. We should definitely Take these courses because I know they are very very good

Thank you very much for All your Life saving Tipps

This is so crazy man!

That's crazy, might cop the course actually

Great examination! I had no idea 32 bit would help like that

this really helpful..respect

There's a before and an after this video ty so much man

Very useful

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Okey tech me more for my next release

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Everyone needs to see this

1:51 you did NOTTTT I almost spit my coffee out 😂😂😂

Thank u sir u change my thought.

Other contents creators more likely learning from you like us,and then going to make tutorials.its tressure bro,believe me,am sure FL studio is about backing to business ,after underrated too much.love from East Africa Tanzania🇹🇿

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I will still keep my tracks on -6db but Ill not worry anymore if it exceeds the limit lol thanks to this vid!

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