bx_limiter Explained

Are you ready to start using a limiter in your tracks but aren't sure where to start? You're in the right place. In this bx_limiter video course, veteran Groove3 instructor Larry Holcombe will guide you through the use of bx_limiter and bx_limiter True Peak by Brainworx, two exceptional plug-ins that can expertly handle many of your mixing and mastering tasks. If your tracks sound too quiet, too dull, too boomy, etc., you'll learn how to correct them in no time with this bx_limiter course. By the end, this course will equip you with new skills that you can apply to other similar plugins. These bx_limiter videos are designed for those new to the world of mastering.

Videos
Introduction & Interface (08:32) - This video introduces the series and outlines the different areas of the interface. We also discuss limiting in broad terms and the use of limiters in the mix process to manage transient information.
bx_limiter Parameters (12:34) - We discuss the parameters of bx_limiter next, including setting gain and threshold, channel linking, release, and output dim. We also cover the mix control and the all-important XL saturation knob.
bx_limiter in Action (13:32) - Next up, we apply bx_limiter on individual tracks and sub mixes to limit peak level and also use it in parallel to fatten up a signal.
bx_limiter True Peak Parameters (10:57) - Learn about the interface and parameters of bx_limiter True Peak next, including the limiting gain and threshold parameters and limiting mode. We also discuss tonally shaping the sound using the tone control section.
Metering & Mastering Example (12:25) - This video covers the metering section, where we can visualize our levels and gain reduction. We also demonstrate soloing areas of the mix, such as left/right or mid/side. Finally, we take the track we started with and demonstrate how using mix limiting and master limiting leads to less master bus limiting and a clearer, tighter mix.