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4:18 metering for digital vs analog recording. Soft tape clipping vs hard digital clipping. 5:38 analog VU meter vs digital dBu meter 7:07 caveat: even in DAW, metering might actually be analog

Was a pleasure to follow this, thanks a lot :)

Quick and thorough explaination. thank you! 😎👍

Good one... just got the bundle... your videos are great... and the track you are using superb! Thanks!😊

Very helpful... ok... thank you so much... ok...

Thank you :)

Cool song too. Very well presented explanation ✌️

Thx!🎉

Set Vu meter Headroom-9 Delay-5ms

That intro was loud

Thank you for this in depth tutorial! 🙏

The basic recording- low frequencies are lacking for bass guitar. Kick not bad. Just listened to another elevate walk-thru that had a lot more bass.

Thanks for covering this plugin. Where can I find the song used in first 10 min. of video…it’s beautiful and I really want to hear the whole song and find out more about the artists. Thanks!

what is the difference between VU & RMS metering? some mix engineers i see use VU, others use RMS, so why one over the other, if they both show average level?

Wow the voiceover audio quality is terrible - doesn't say much for your studio skills - skipped the video.

used on Chris Brown's Lead Vocals by Teezio. gonna try this out in a minute

Great vid 🎉

Very detailed, love it!

On the first dbu diagram you showed, it had +12 above +16 .. that's surely just a mistake right? I've not been doing it wrong for all these years have I? xD

You are a wonderful teacher. This is exactly the information I was searching for. Thank you 🙏

Very usefull. Thank you.

Really amazing full review, thanks for the great job!

Very good video

Thank you so much

Hi. Nice video, great tip!

Really great video!! I'll watch this multiple times for sure.

Another great video.. cool track.. 🙂

Cool Plugin - Gonna try it out for sure. Thank you for a super great video. I'm on my way to watch your other videos but first! ... I'm gonna smash the subscribe and like buttons 🙂

thank u man !

Great video. Can you please explain how to read the gain reduction (spread waveform) meter at the top at 33:33? It has low band and high band, but it's moving horizontal. It's not clear from reading the manual either.

Utterly brilliant presentation!

So how do I utilize all this information while producing and mixing?

Hi, beautiful explanation. I didn't understand the last thing: why, if you put higher treeshold, true pick doesn't clipping? Higher treeshold -> less compression -> more clipping, where is the mistake?

You sounding lazy Buddy. Put more enthusiasm into what you're saying.

The only one on RUclips who really understands this plugin. Great job!! (your track seems a little loud compared to your voice BTW - had to keep turning it up and down)

Very helpful and well done. Thank you.

How do you get your reverb like this? 😂 I’ve been trying for years

What did you use as a preamp?

Nice content however the music and dialog difference makes this video difficult to listen to

The man the myth the legend.

Thanks so much for clearing up a lot of my questions about the Analog Work Flow.

Excellent video, presentation and the way you explain them. Thank you very much!!!

very well done - organized - efficient - articulate - fine production values

Man he sounds like Freddie Mercury!!! Excellent video bro!!

Very nice 👌

WOWWWWWWWW!!!! What an amazingly explained video on digital & analogue metering. I’ve been looking for a video like this for ever, hanks for doing it:).

Great video. Interesting/strange mix..drums mainly in left channel.

"Bringing in reverb to the 21st century" While it has no ducking..

Excellent video.

Amazing stuff! Thank you so much for this insightful presentation, greatly appreciated :)