Tip for mastering brostep/edm/loud as fuck music

[mromgwtf]

When mastering, put a multiband peak compressor and compress the highs as shit, up to 7db gain reduction. Use low ratio, I wouldn't go above 2:1. Set the attack to ~20-40ms to let the transients go through. It makes the track feel SOLID.

[Banesy]

Pffff just sausage fatten it bro. That's how you make it sound ssssssssssssssick

[mromgwtf]

Pffff just sausage fatten it bro. That's how you make it sound ssssssssssssssick

Lol you're obviously unskilled. Pros use soundgoodizer. Skrillex is my friend so I know some shit.

[xtcvsmistycold]

Lol you're obviously unskilled.

[Banesy]

Pffff just sausage fatten it bro. That's how you make it sound ssssssssssssssick

Lol you're obviously unskilled. Pros use soundgoodizer. Skrillex is my friend so I know some shit.

I don't know man...SF just adds that je ne sais quoi....

[outbound]

Amateurs, everyone knows you just bitcrush it till it shows -1db rms on the scale and the analyser says the frequencies are flat...

[mthrfnk]

On a serious note: check how a limiter/multiband comp is going to affect your mix periodically, for example how they'll affect the transients of your drums, makes a difference if you start smashing the shit of your mix.

[OfficialDAPT]

Worth a shot I suppose.

[outbound]

Worth a shot I suppose.

Listening to a mix and your avatar fitted so well, was a mesmerising experience

[topmo3]

always when i make a tune, i add this effect rack in the master channel with a multiband dynamics, compressor and limiter. makes the tune sound decent. the point is not to make as loud as possible, just as close to a "real" tune as possible, load it up to serato and compare da waveforms.

[hifi]

good tip