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Originally Posted by SprintBob
Let’s say you’ve done a solo acoustic recording that you are very happy with from a performance perspective and that to your ears may only need a dash of reverb and maybe the addition of a high pass filter for sub-40hz rumbles. Your actual recording levels also peaked around -6dB and the LUFS meter has the average volume level of the recording at around -18 to -20.
What would be your DIY strategy to raise the LUFS level to around -14 LUFS? Is compression the primary tool or are there other techniques you would use?
Thanks!
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Bob, I've added section of videos on mastering to the AGF Members Gear Masterlist thread. It's in
post #11. You might find them helpful.