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Originally Posted by wwittman
Why are you using a limiter?
If the limiter is there because it’s part of the SOUND you want in your final mix, then leave it.
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In the words of Darryl Hall...."I can't go for that"
This is why I suggested 2 bounces(so the limited bounce serves as a reference for the ME). Reason #1-you may squash more than needed and the ME cannot undo too much limiting or compression. #2-the ME might have a limiter that will do what you want, but do it a lot better than the tools you have. #3-(and probably the most important reason to use an ME), its always good to have some fresh ears listen to the final without prejudice. I don't care who you are or how good you are, once you've heard a song 150 times, its really tough to be objective
