I asked the Audio Issues Facebook followers a question about their master bus processing the other day.

They did not disappoint in their answers and it was interesting to see the diverse responses.

I thought you might want to get some ideas from your peers so I wanted to share their 2-buss processing with you.

If you'd like to share your own, feel free to add to the comments here.​​​​​​​

My Go-To Mix Buss Processing

In case you're interested, here's what I keep on my mix buss template:

• UAD API Vision Channel Strip
• Multi-band Compression
• A Pulteq style EQ (for my weird low-end frequency tightness trick)
• Waves Vitamin (for all around parallel EQ, compression and saturation)
• Limiting

In addition to my metering plug-ins, like my highly recommended and trusty Dynameter, those plug-ins can really help me get a rough mix sounding more like a record before I even start working on the individual tracks.

In fact, the man behind Dynameter, Ian Shepherd from Production Advice, is running a incredibly rare One-Day-Christmas-Sale on his Mastering EQ and Mastering With Multiband Compression courses for the next 18ish hours.

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Multiband compression was quite confusing to me before I watched his course, and now I use his Multiband Compressor Mastering Template on almost every mastering project I do.

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Cheers and have a great weekend,

Björgvin