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Aleatoriac · Post by **Aleatoriac** » Mon Sep 26, 2016 1:36 am

High pass everything, then brickwall it, and do it again until all you have is distorted white noise. Then put a high shelf on that and boost it to the max. Then limit it again.

enroe · Post by **enroe** » Mon Sep 26, 2016 8:07 pm

Codestation wrote:High pass everything, then brickwall it, and do it again until all you have is distorted white noise.
Then put a high shelf on that and boost it to the max.
Then limit it again.

Haha, yes.

At least once in your life you should have done this!

abheee · Post by **abheee** » Mon Oct 10, 2016 9:09 am

Hello,

New to forum. I mostly check youtube videos for mixing and mastering

See this playlist by continuum music studio

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... QU7wa6EBF4

borrachoruso · Post by **borrachoruso** » Wed Oct 12, 2016 12:09 pm

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Unaspected · Post by **Unaspected** » Wed Oct 12, 2016 3:16 pm

My advice echoes those above. Forget about mastering and focus purely on mixing.

MogwaiBoy · Post by **MogwaiBoy** » Wed Oct 12, 2016 8:30 pm

I think the method of highpassing absolutely everything except kick/bass and then lowpassing the master really low (18khz or less)... is really extreme. If you're gunning for a spot on the Beatport EDM charts and puposely the limiter at the expense of dynamics, then sure - but otherwise maybe go easy on all the filtering

For instance snares, crash cymbals and hihats sound more natural with SOME actual sound content under 200hz intact, heh!

legendCNCD · Post by **legendCNCD** » Thu Oct 13, 2016 12:09 pm

MogwaiBoy wrote:I think the method of highpassing absolutely everything except kick/bass and then lowpassing the master really low (18khz or less)... is really extreme. If you're gunning for a spot on the Beatport EDM charts and puposely the limiter at the expense of dynamics, then sure - but otherwise maybe go easy on all the filtering For instance snares, crash cymbals and hihats sound more natural with SOME actual sound content under 200hz intact, heh!

Yes, and: You mostly need to use shelving filters, no need to clear ALL of the low or highend usually.

jnbradi · Post by **jnbradi** » Fri Oct 14, 2016 6:12 am

neverwhere2410 wrote:It may or may not help, but I stumbled on this guide yesterday that a guy on reddit wrote. It focuses on mastering and I found the parts on EQ'ing during the mastering process to be really helpful. He leans on specific plugins, but I found it pretty easy to translate the concepts to various plugins I already own.

https://jonvilleproduction.com/2016/09/ ... mastering/

This article is amazing. Thanks for sharing!

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