Tag: STREAMING
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Streaming LUFS and Loudness Targets
General Broadcast – i.e. if you See Other Presets in a Metering Tool then these are Very Specific Targets but still Based on the BS 1770 Recommendations Music – but Gradually these -12 Dropped a little Further and Now Most Use a Maximisation Integrated Level of -14 LUFS – i.e. Spotify, Youtube and Tidal =…
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Electronic Music for Online Video Tips
– Export the Audio at 32Bit in Almost Every Situation
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Loudness Normalisation for Spotify
General Negative Gain Positive Gain Workflow 1) Target the Loudness Level in Mastering to -14dB Integrated LUFS with a -1dB TP Headroom 2) But Remember, Step 1 is Only the Best if People Enable Loudness Normalisation Over Spotify, but if Not or when it is Not Available then -14dB LUFS is Too Quiet for the…
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Listen Match Compare Codec Targets
General – How to Listen and Compare in Real Time Different Codecs via Master Check Pro – i.e. How the Music Sounds in Streaming and / or as Download Version – Master Check Pro Supports All the Music Platforms – Detects True Peaks – Meter = will Meter the DAW Playback Source (i.e. Channel you…
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How to Prepare Tracks for Music Streaming Services
History – Since the Introduction of CDs, Mastering and Delivery has been Getting the Audio Levels as Close to Digital Headroom as Possible – First using Level Normalization to get the Peaks as Close to Digital Headroom – then when that was Not Enough the Loudness Wars Broke Out and Compression Techniques were Adapted to…
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Master for Spotify or Youtube
General Look at Integrated like this Workflow 1) Create a Easy Setup in Cubase of an Original “Untouched” Mixed Version vs Mastered Version to be Able to Compare Changes 2) Insert a Complete Metering Tool that is Able to Detect True Peaks and Setup Loudness Targets (Insight 2, Nugen Mastercheck or Maat DR Meter) 3)…