Have you actually tried uploading the mix on Youtube itself?

I find that uploading to Youtube or Soundcloud is the best way to know if it sounds good or not.

Just put a limiter or a soft clipper and it should be fine.

It's just a white noise with filters and automation. It's very simple when you first make one. This is a Cubician tutorial (Really recommend if you're starting out) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUrGGmlLo40 (I don't think that you really have to pan the white noise but the idea is there) For the f...

If you're still wondering, Put the Hard Limiter effect and grab a amplifier and put it at -1db. When you convert your file to mp3 128kbps (like most websites do) the threshold kind of disappears, filling the rest of the waveform. If you're going to export it as a WAV (default) then leave it at 44.1 ...

If you want a free recorder then learn OBS. One thing you can do is use OBS to record multiple tracks and with an extension (that can be downloaded) in audacity (I think it's ffmpeg or something), just drag the recorded video and it will separate everything. How to sort of set OBS to record multiple...

As far as I'm concerned no, but there is a workaround. On the record button that has the play sign will play the whole song, just don't press any keys or else it will be recorded. Hi, Welcome to the Forum Jaknife ! Great posts you made today. You have good insight in music-production. Here are all ...

As far as I'm concerned no, but there is a workaround.

On the record button that has the play sign will play the whole song, just don't press any keys or else it will be recorded.

Bitcrusher used to be my favourite plugin a few years ago, it just made the sound brighter, I even put in the drums.

It essentially degrades the sound to a more chiptuny sound but if you put a little bit on a sound that is not as present as you would like it will make it brighter.

There is a youtube channel that goes by the name of In the Mix, he uses FL Studio but he explains how to mix and master and how to see the lufs using youlean loudness meter.

The idea of LUFS in my opinion made my music worse because I was stuck with this filter in my head, you should make as loud as you can. I don't know the type of music you make, but regardless, I would suggest seeing other producers explain their tracks, whether it's trap, hip hop, dubstep or house. ...

I would say reach to smaller channels on youtube or soundcloud (i prefer youtube) and send an email with a link to your song, if they like it provide them with a download link with the email that you sent. It works to a lot of people but one thing I noticed is that you have to be more than a guy tha...