Anybody know what programs Johnny Juliano & Vibe Beatz use?

[AMP101]

Whats up yall, I'm new to this forum. I been producing for quite some time now and I've noticed that there are only a select few producers who know how to make every beat sound pure, rich, loud and crisp like they have been professionally mixed. Knowing how to mix is a huge part of being a producer. I got that part. However, there is a technique used either in the mixing process with compression or in the mastering process that make Johnny Juliano and Vybe Beatz tracks sound loud, crisp and controlled. I haven't figured it out, Does anybody know?

[kanblack]

FL studio, go to their channel on youtube . they have many video show that they work in the lab

[WatchWhatHappens1204]

I'm bout to start looking at their channels too, on the hunt for jewels right now. Props on that.

[Over Dose]

it's in mastering, and heavy limiting is being used. I'm sure they use multiple limiters. It makes it less noticeable and sounds less labored.

[k81]

Isnt Johnny Juliani that cat on youtube that does beatmaking videos on his Korg M3 workstation? In other words, I think he uses hardware.

[Over Dose]

his mixes are "bright". Sounds like he uses a HPF on all his instruments except for bass and kick

[~X~]

it's in mastering, and heavy limiting is being used. I'm sure they use multiple limiters. It makes it less noticeable and sounds less labored.

Does it really? I always thought it would come out the same but i'm seeing this method more often now. Anyways I never really use limiting and if I do it's to bring the entire track level up so there's never more than 1-2db gain reduction happening at any time. But I think I understand why this would work if your using the limiting to get your mixes LOUD.

[HIMbeats]

Just like Over Dose said, the key is in the mastering, limiting and frequencies adjustments during the mix. It is not found in a VST or a DAW...it is found in knowledge! He uses a Korg, FL Studio and I have seen him use a Fantom too and like most producers, he uses a lot of different things.

[Over Dose]

Does it really? I always thought it would come out the same but i'm seeing this method more often now. Anyways I never really use limiting and if I do it's to bring the entire track level up so there's never more than 1-2db gain reduction happening at any time. But I think I understand why this would work if your using the limiting to get your mixes LOUD.

Try it. You'll notice a huge difference!

What do you mean by the only time you use a limiter is to bring up the entire track level up? Are you using it for mixing? I'd advise against that. Just turn up your fader, you might have to duplicate a track to keep it from clipping.

Limiters are a "mastering" tool.

Try Izotope's Ozone 4! I hear a lot of people saying Ozone is garbage. But I find it a great mastering plug-in with M/S processing for E.Q. Multiband compression, and reverb (although the reverb itself sucks).

[DaSupplier]

Try it. You'll notice a huge difference!

What do you mean by the only time you use a limiter is to bring up the entire track level up? Are you using it for mixing? I'd advise against that. Just turn up your fader, you might have to duplicate a track to keep it from clipping.

Limiters are a "mastering" tool.

Try Izotope's Ozone 4! I hear a lot of people saying Ozone is garbage. But I find it a great mastering plug-in with M/S processing for E.Q. Multiband compression, and reverb (although the reverb itself sucks).

I agree with you about Ozone 4. When tweaked the right way its pretty useful.