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increasing master volume when it's at full!
how do i increase the master volume after I've mixed down a song and the tracks and master fader are as high as they can go...how do i get it louder!
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Hi Tommy,
I'm not a Pro Tools user but do you have any limiter or gain plug-ins that you can use to increase the level?
If not, what about mixing it down, exporting it and then importing the mix down into a new session and increasing the level of the fader again.
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Rounik
I'm not a Pro Tools user but do you have any limiter or gain plug-ins that you can use to increase the level?
If not, what about mixing it down, exporting it and then importing the mix down into a new session and increasing the level of the fader again.
Cheers
Rounik
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thanks for that.
think you may be onto something with gain plug-in.i'll look into it...
think you may be onto something with gain plug-in.i'll look into it...
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No problem!
Wish I had a copy of Pro Tools so I could help you out better.
Do also look for a limiter style plug-in. That will give you "gain" controls and a "limiting" feature (the level can't go above xxdB). This can help make your audio mix dynamically louder.
Cheers
Rounik
Wish I had a copy of Pro Tools so I could help you out better.
Do also look for a limiter style plug-in. That will give you "gain" controls and a "limiting" feature (the level can't go above xxdB). This can help make your audio mix dynamically louder.
Cheers
Rounik
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Oh, this was really helpful. I am so glad I check the forum first. Thanks so much.
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At the risk of sounding flippant, next time you record, make sure your levels are hot enough (and avoid clipping, of course!)
If your gain staging is set properly, you shouldn't have the problem of having to crank your mixes.
If your gain staging is set properly, you shouldn't have the problem of having to crank your mixes.





