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An Introduction to Limiters (and How to Use Them)
by Nick Messitte, iZotope Contributor August 12, 2021
This article is all about limiters—when to use them, how to use them, and how to train your ears to tell if they’re mangling your original sound source. But first, we need to define what a limiter actually is.
Today seems like a fine day to learn about limiters.
Friday Tips: The Limiter—Demystified — PreSonus BlogPreSonus Blog:
Conventional wisdom says that compared to compression, limiting is a less sophisticated type of dynamics control whose main use is to restrict dynamic range to prevent issues like overloading of subsequent stages. However, I sometimes prefer limiting with particular signal sources.
Are You Listening? Episodes 4 and 5: Limiting in Mastering:
Episode 5, part 2 of “Limiting in Mastering,” explores the role of limiting in mastering with concrete examples to help guide you through the process of setting up, implementing, and adjusting limiters in your next project.
Maximizer — Ozone 8 Documentation:
Overview
Ozone’s acclaimed IRC (Intelligent Release Control) technology lets you boost the overall level of your mixes without sacrificing dynamics and clarity. The Maximizer applies to the entire bandwidth of the mix; it is not a multiband effect.
Very clean and nice. Can warm it up with the different IRC settings.