pinkwarrior235
New member
Hello,
I was wondering if there is a sure-fire way or an industry-standard method of using certain plugins
on the master mix channel in FL Studio to master your track? For example, I have FL Studio's Maximus
plugin and obviously theres tons of other free plugins in FL Studio like stereo enhancer, equo, etc. When
mastering a track, what kind of plugins should be used (DO's) and what are DON'Ts? Any methods that work
great for people that you kind've always go by or is mastering more of just a try anything?
I've had luck making a track sound good using Maximus' 'Max Loudness' setting but personally think a lot of
the other ones sound mucky and really bad.
Anyways, just looking to hear some expert advice on mastering in FL Studio if possible. What to use, what not
to use...
I was wondering if there is a sure-fire way or an industry-standard method of using certain plugins
on the master mix channel in FL Studio to master your track? For example, I have FL Studio's Maximus
plugin and obviously theres tons of other free plugins in FL Studio like stereo enhancer, equo, etc. When
mastering a track, what kind of plugins should be used (DO's) and what are DON'Ts? Any methods that work
great for people that you kind've always go by or is mastering more of just a try anything?
I've had luck making a track sound good using Maximus' 'Max Loudness' setting but personally think a lot of
the other ones sound mucky and really bad.
Anyways, just looking to hear some expert advice on mastering in FL Studio if possible. What to use, what not
to use...