Saturation, but it doesn't!

[DCrown]

It's not allowed to give wrong information on YouTube, they have very strict rules.
When you upload a video there is a verification process before it's accepted and released or video or even channel could be banned.

i want to never forget this quote.
Just out of curiosity, were you homeschooled?

No, I am from deep inside just like you haha

[idoru97214]

I am surprised this topic got so much action - and am also surprised so many people can be so confused. Allow me to assist, with my large brain. Yes, of course increased perceived loudness can be achieved without increasing actual, measurable, volume. You can do that with saturation, yes. The answer is yes.

There are many threads addressing this on GS - go there.

My Saturation of choice? AA Jam, Kush audio Omega series, Pulsar Modular P42 Climax.

[DCrown]

But you said: ‘ It's not allowed to give wrong information on YouTube, they have very strict rules.
When you upload a video there is a verification process before it's accepted and released or video or even channel could be banned.’

So you presumably answer your own question

You are right, how could I even doubt it!
First of all, it's on YouTube, so it must be correct, then I found out that this guy even teaches mixing and mastering! So he must know what he's talking about. He is Italian and nevertheless he couldn't upload a video telling people they could cook guitar strings and eat them like spaghetti, imagine, someone might even die if he tried and such a video couldn't be uploaded anyway, was just an extreme example.
Once I watched someone uploading a vid to YouTube, but no vid about audio, and there is a veryfication process before it's released. YouTube is a big enterprise and for sure have connections and collaborations for the veryfication process. Would be interesting to know who watches and checks the videos for audio productions before release, maybe some famous engineer!?

[revvy]

I heard that Russell Brand very-fies the audiowaudio videos on YouTube.

Seems legit.

[donkey tugger]

More than 80 fact-checking organizations call out YouTube’s ‘insufficient’ response to misinformation

Surely some mistake?