>My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy is go-
My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy is go-
Isaiah Phillips
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Lincoln Bennett
now post any rock album made by men
Lincoln Collins
>that brickwall
yikety yikesroni
Jonathan Hill
Alexander Turner
Kevin Edwards
lol look at how blown out everything is
Evan Ramirez
there's an unmaster that's pretty good
Luke Moore
>now post any rock album made by men
Ayden Ortiz
...
Mason James
-od?
-dlike?
-rgeously produced?
-ing to be remembered for centuries?
help me out here
Zachary Long
Where is this graphic from?
Bentley Martin
Bro I don't fucking care LMAOOOOO. It sounds great cuck.
Elijah James
no it DOESNT REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Jordan Hughes
cringe
Nathaniel Sullivan
It's maximalist by design though
Thomas Bailey
maximalist =/= loudness war. If anything it's particularly bad for a maximalist sound to reduce dynamic range.
Gabriel Cooper
>it's bad so it's actually good
Adrian Roberts
>It's maximalist by design though
Justin Brooks
>loud and blown out = maximalist
stop being a fucking retard, if anything it's supposed to be the opposite
Parker Morales
Haven’t listened to this but from looking at the waveforms, here is the likely issue. Too much compression, not enough focus on a tight limiting and narrow sound. Limiters are a lot more forgiving than compressors more often than not. So clearly from what I’m seeing the sound engineer fucked up either in the mixing or mastering phase and used a compressor with a high ratio to hurt the performance dynamics and the beats themselves, then proceeded to use a maximizer to again rebrutalize it. Rap music needs to be loud and have tight limiting, not an overcompressed sound with a long attack time. Otherwise, if the beats cannot properly fit together in harmony, the mix might as well be scrapped.
Dominic Young
Based!
Jonathan King
>cringe
Julian Howard
No, he’s right. Although it isn’t usually ideal, applying more compression and more maximizing/limiting will create the illusion of a grander mix because all of the instrument pieces will blend into one. An example of this technique actually working would be on Oasis’s Albums like Morning Glory and Be Here Now.
Zachary Roberts
>>cringe
Kayden Cox
>Be Here Now
This is like the most notorious victim of the loudness war and it sounds like shit.
Xavier Young
>people still memeing that brickwalling is a bad thing
Dynamics don't mean shit in pop music, this isn't classical
Hunter Walker
Anybody can make one. You could make one in like five minutes with Audacity.
Logan Torres
I mean, technically, yeah. But the extreme compression used on the guitars creates an illusion of an extremely large mix is what I’m saying
Henry Martin
cringe
Cooper Howard
I was more curious to see if there were any more like it for other famous albums at the source.
Isaac Diaz
Here’s a comparison I did for Come As You Are by Nirvana on Nevermind.
Grayson James
goat
Austin Hill
grim
Wyatt Roberts
Binge