Mastering Your Voice Over Audio with Logic Pro | 2021 Tutorial

I've spent my life in several tutorials for beginners that continue to assume you know things that you don't...so..I appreciate you. This was excellent informative video... it worked smoothly..
thank you.

A lot of people say sib-ilance.

Thanks so much, huge help to this noob.

Many thanks for this tutorial, i improve my voiceover 👍

Sweet!

It could be my monitors but there seems to be some ringing in your audio.

This is incredibly helpful. I edit podcasts.
Never heard of the LUFS before, I can't believe I hadn't known about it.
Question - if the project is higher than -14, why do we turn down the gain on the FX modules to fix this instead of just 'turning it all down'? (Not very pro at Logic as you can tell).

Thanks!

great tutorial. please note the term is "sibilance" not "silibance".

Thanks for the tutorial, it's very helpful, is there a way to copy paste all the mastering to another track? Or do I have to do them separately for every track? Cheers!

Yep! its quite helpful and really opened some basic pro tricks up to novices like me! Every beginner should not miss this tutorial! Hat's off to the tutor and thanks a lot

I don't understand how you say that it should be -14 LUFS in multimeter while the sound is clipping red in the audio 1 column in the bottom left. I thought we were supposed to keep the volume in the green ?

hello thank you your video is best. did you do these things on your this video voice also??

Nice tutorial..... "Sibilance" rather than "Silabance" might be better.

Thanks so much for taking the time to record and produce such a good video filled with valuable info. Please double check your pronunciation of “sibilance” the “b” is said before the “l” and I just found it a bit distracting.

Thank you so much 🙏🏼

Many thanks for this. Didn't even realise all those legacy plugins were there! Subbed!

Thank bro lil small things i needed absolutely helped mee

Thank you. Really useful.