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Author:  Ek95 [ Fri May 19, 2023 6:54 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: StudioOne HD / FM
Thanks, the numbers there are so little - I didn't see them at first :D Will try this!

Edit: Now the input gain is set to +9.8 db.

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Author:  Ek95 [ Fri May 19, 2023 7:07 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: StudioOne HD / FM
If it's more than -6db sometimes - is this a problem then or does the preset its work anyways?
Author:  timmywa [ Fri May 19, 2023 7:07 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: StudioOne HD / FM
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If it's more than -6db sometimes - is this a problem then?
No. Just want the average to be around there.
Author:  Ek95 [ Sun May 21, 2023 10:21 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: StudioOne HD / FM
Hi again,

I couldn't find any information about how I can get a little more highs in this preset (for -11lufs). Does anyone know how I can manage that without messing things up with the rest of the preset? Sometimes the sound is quite "flat", with too less dynamic, in my opinion.
Thanks.
Author:  beneyto [ Wed May 24, 2023 10:45 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: StudioOne HD / FM
Quote:
Hi,

I am using the -11 LUFS version. I normalized all tracks with -23 LUFS. Sometimes I get noise gate and AGC level warnings. Is this normal or do I have to correct something?
Thanks.
This preset is tuned for inputs around -6 dB (peak) and -3 dB (peak) max.
Author:  goldfinger [ Sun Sep 10, 2023 8:58 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: StudioOne HD / FM
Bojan congratulations. Very warm and clean sound.

Please 2 pieces of advice:

1) as you wrote on the forum the recommended input level is -6dB. Since our songs are normalised to -9LUFS (about 0dB) and we use ST with the DSP plug-in, we had to lower the input level from the "Pre amplifier" from -4 to -10dB. Should we also change the "noise gate" which you set to -60dB?

2) On a radio station that only plays 70s and 80s tunes, what could we modify to get a warmer, deeper bass?

Thank's
Author:  Bojcha [ Sun Sep 10, 2023 9:54 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: StudioOne HD / FM
Quote:
Bojan congratulations. Very warm and clean sound.

Please 2 pieces of advice:

1) as you wrote on the forum the recommended input level is -6dB. Since our songs are normalised to -9LUFS (about 0dB) and we use ST with the DSP plug-in, we had to lower the input level from the "Pre amplifier" from -4 to -10dB. Should we also change the "noise gate" which you set to -60dB?

2) On a radio station that only plays 70s and 80s tunes, what could we modify to get a warmer, deeper bass?

Thank's
You can lower noise gate by same amount you lower pre-amp.
But best would be to play softest track you have and adjust.
Author:  BKL [ Mon Nov 11, 2024 9:21 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: StudioOne HD / FM
Hi I'm testing StudioOne with mAirList, which allows for a normalisation level in LUFS for my content. What is the advised LUFS for input? I can see a recommended input level of -6dB but thought I'd ask for an exact number given I can set the LUFS before mAirList?

Secondly, it's for HD streaming only, I'm finding the overall output level slightly too loud, what's the best way to reduce this for your preset?

And finally, are there any slight tweaks that can be made to improve performance with guitar music? The genres are varied but sometimes it boosts the guitars too much on alternative/rock tracks so I'm wondering if there's a way to compensate for that.
Author:  Bojcha [ Mon Nov 11, 2024 9:51 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: StudioOne HD / FM
Quote:
Hi I'm testing StudioOne with mAirList, which allows for a normalisation level in LUFS for my content. What is the advised LUFS for input? I can see a recommended input level of -6dB but thought I'd ask for an exact number given I can set the LUFS before mAirList?

Secondly, it's for HD streaming only, I'm finding the overall output level slightly too loud, what's the best way to reduce this for your preset?

And finally, are there any slight tweaks that can be made to improve performance with guitar music? The genres are varied but sometimes it boosts the guitars too much on alternative/rock tracks so I'm wondering if there's a way to compensate for that.
- Normalize to whatever level you want. Usually it's -23lufs
- Load any preset that uses AGC and tune AGC DRIVE so that AGC meter only lit 1 or 2 bars on louder track passages.
That's it.
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