If there's one topic that's raving around in music production circles, it's limiting and/versus clipping.
Those of you who have been following me know that I have definitely covered on my Patreon this a bit and you know my stance already.

This week, when mixing and mastering a song, I came across a distorting scenario where I haven't been before, and it was clear to me which one I should use: limiter or clipper.

I'll show you the scenario and let you hear too - this was actually a first for me, and I haven't done this before, but will do in the future when needed!
I learned something, too.

Hear and see the magic at 2:30-3:00 if you're busy.
🎧 Do use headphones for this, as technically this is master-level honing where I am dealing with distortion on kick, which I often need to eliminate to deliver a clean master.

✨ COMING UP ✨

Well first let me say I'm feeling good!
🥳 In May, it's my Patreon's sixth birthday (I started this in 2020) and sure enough growth has been solid, and I've been doing this non-stop, so thanks to everyone for the support!

COMING UP:
• John Summit: "Don't Believe It" - it's a song I recently mixed, so let's talk about it.
• Going through old/classic DNB songs and their structures. What makes these songs great: sounds, vibe, breaks etc. Song structures especially is what is less often discussed, and I like doing that.
• More DNB stuff. I mean of course - that's where my background is.
• More drum chop talk…no need to explain ;)
• More tech house.
• Mix/master nuggets.
…so in other words, the usual will continue!