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Hello,
I need an easy solution to get my sound louder without being destructive. (I say "easy" because a friend of mine will take care of the mastering later, but I want my pre-masterings to be louder) What is for you the best "maximizer" VST? (payware or freeware) |
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OK, I guess I'll do it...
Slate Digital FG-X. ---- "Music is spiritual. The music business is not." - Claudio Monteverdi |
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Hands down - Waves Ultramaximizer |
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Thanks
Any more options? Or does it mean I'll have to spend at least 300$ to get a good plug? |
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osiris wrote: Hands down - Waves Ultramaximizer
The freeware W1 Limiter is supposed to produce bit-identical output to the Ultramaximizer, so it might be worth looking into. ---- "Wait... loot _then_ burn? Aw, crap..." |
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IL Maximus
http://www.kvraudio.com/get.php?mode=show&id=2933 Try the free version containing four of the presets http://www.kvraudio.com/get.php?mode=show&id=4270 |
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Totolitoto wrote: Hello,
I need an easy solution to get my sound louder without being destructive. (I say "easy" because a friend of mine will take care of the mastering later, but I want my pre-masterings to be louder) What is for you the best "maximizer" VST? (payware or freeware) Well, without being destructive seems irrelevant with what you ask for. That said, for a fair price, you could get IK Multimedia Brickwall Limiter. It's $99/€74.99 http://www.ikmultimedia.com/trsingles/moreinfo/moreinfo5.php And it sounds great, really. One of the best brickwall limiter IMHO, especially with the different modes (Clean, Advanced, Clip, Sat). |
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Voxengo Elephant. |
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Thanks everybody! |
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Slightly cheaper at only 10 euros but worth a look, you could try Jeroen Breebart's "Barricade Pro" : http://www.jeroenbreebaart.com/audio_vst_barricade_pro.htm
He also does a freeware version that is available in the downloadable bundle on his sie. |
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Ozone 4 ---- www.iacmusic.com/wetdentist Sonar X2 Producer x64, Sonar X1d Expanded x64, Komplete 7, z3ta+, z3ta+ 2, Kore 2, Maschine, Rapture, Gits&Bass, etc |
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If you don't mind the offensive limiter sound of losing peaks, you could just use the free Loudmax. I don't limit without clipping or saturating to eliminate the "sound" of the limiting. |
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What's "pre-mastering" anyways ?? Maybe just use the volume knobby thingy ???
NOT CALLING ANYONE A NOOB ; This is just the only anti-loudness KAT that I found !! ---- Financial solvency and KVR Mix as well as oil and water. |
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Just out of curiosity, is it common practice to send a mix to someone to master that's already gone through a master channel limiter like any one the options mentioned above? Shouldn't the mastering engineer do this? I do this stuff myself because I don't have a mastering engineer but I'd assume I would want to disable all the plugs on my master channel if insert to send a mix off to a mastering engineer to give him the most flexibility. |
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