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The amount of peak reduction is not the measure of whether or not you're hitting it too hard. Again, this is if you're using it as a peak limiter and not a compressor. My L2 hardware comes after my weiss gear and I think it's very transparent. I guess it depends on what your chain is in regards to the L2. Of course, 'IMO' and 'YMMV' yada, yada, yada. Not that I 'normally' push them, but it's nice to know that they're able to be pushed. One of the reasons I went with the Lavry is how much more transparent they were compared to Apogee's SoftLimit or the Nova stuff. And yup, just like limiters, certain converters have more 'style' when being abused. Randy - Yup - Sometimes a little light clipping is in order. It's freaky how hard you can push that thing. However, I still find that the UAD-PL still has an edge - Especially in the low end.

If I'm ever more than 1dB into the limiter, I did something wrong somewhere along the way.ĭavid - Tried the TLS and I agree - It has a much more transparent 'smash-factor' than the L's do. Just as a final 'wall' to keep me at -0.3dB.

WAVEBURNER PUT MORE VOLUME SOFTWARE

I should probably mention that I've never been crazy about the software L's to begin with - At least when smashing.Īgain, I almost never use ANY plug limiters for increasing sheer volume. They will likely do less damage than an L2 would (but it takes talent and time - I don't have either ) ) If you are looking to release your CD or do anything somewhat serious with it (not just play it on your PC), have a good Mastering House give you a hand. It does NOT affect the Audio File, it just adds a 'volume index value' to tell the volume control how high/low to go. When the track is played, the volume control will automatically adjust to bring the average RMS level of the track to a 'standard' level. All this does is get a rough RMS level for the track, and 'indexes' it.

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I know Windows Media Player can add 'Automatic Volume Leveling' (AVL) to the media. As far as hard limiting goes, the L2 is the easiest, and one of the most transparent limiters avalible to get rid of any signs of dynamics (a bit of sarcasm there). This is probably the most over-used mastering limiter, but it does what you ask. If you are just wanting to have YOUR copy of the track be as loud as the rest of your I-Tunes library - run your mix through the Waves L2.

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