just playing around with the limiter on the master track of a balanced and mastered track. was wondering if anyone had any advice regarding gain and ceiling settings/numbers on the limiter within ableton.
cheers
limiter settings
Re: limiter settings
If it's actually already been mastered, as you say, there's absolutely no reason why you'd want to perform further limiting on it.
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Re: limiter settings
ok, i rephrase that, the limiting is the last thing i think i need to do to finish mastering the track (im trying to learn how to master a track at the moment)
Re: limiter settings
Tarekith, I have used this page as one of a few resources in trying to learn how to master. I appreciate your guides and thank you very much for them. the guide says that you have the main output at -0.20, does this correlate with the ceiling value? also when you are talking about the gain reduction meter does that correlate with the gain dial?
cheers
Re: limiter settings
Tarekith's otherwise excellent beginner's guide must have been written before Live had it's own Limiter plug-in. There are definitely better Limiter plug-ins [+1 for Elephant], but you should be able to get a decent result using this setting and bringing up the Gain control till you get a sound you're happy with...

