You might need to check with the bands if they do not clip your sound. Remember to first denoise your vocals properly:įruity Limiter: “Use the Gain,” remember to use Fruity Limiter default preset! As well for Maximus, but Maximus might be more powerful since you can make a curved soft clip compression. The option is to either use a compressor gain, rather than compressing.
You have to go out of the limit you are perhaps thinking is applicable, maybe compressor gain limit? There is nearly no limit on how low the volume of your vocals might be that you can certainly increase the volume of your vocals at an extremely high level. But belief you are limited by logic, you will create somehow a problem for yourself. Those that were “thrown on” at the end to make it wider and brighter can be removed.Somehow mastering vocals in FL Studio is dead easy. Likewise, any EQ or stereo enhancement plugins that are essential to the sound and vibe of the mix should be left on.
Name the file ‘your song name.wav’ and put it into the folder.Īt this stage please remove all master bus processing that has been added purely for level.Īnything that has been added at the end of the mix solely with the intention of making it louder can be removed however any compression that has been written into or mixed into and is integral to the sound of the mix can and should be left on.
If there are any “mastering plugins” on the master output you can leave these on as this will give us a reference point as to how the mix was sounding at your end.Ĭreate a folder on your hard drive and label it with the name of the song. This should be a 24 or 16 bit stereo file at the same sampling rate as your session. First, record / bounce your final stereo mix as you would normally.
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