Reveal The Sonic Secrets Of Your Reference Tracks 

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Analyzing reference tracks is one of the best ways to become a better music producer. So in this tutorial, I'm going to show you how to use some amazing FREE analyzer plugins. Moreover, you will learn some valuable techniques for critical listening so you really understand what's going on in your favorite songs.
Reference tracks are a crucial part of the music production process, and understanding how to analyze them effectively can make all the difference in your own tracks. In this video, we'll cover everything from the frequency spectrum and loudness to dynamic range and stereo width.
We'll be using some of the best analyzer plugins out there, including Voxengo Span, Youlean Loudness Meter, and Flux Stereo Tool. With these tools, you'll be able to analyze your reference tracks like a pro and gain a deeper understanding of how they work.
And, as promised, I'll even reveal my personal favorite (paid) referencing plugin at the end of the video.
Whether you're into Techno, EDM, House, or any other electronic music genre, this tutorial is exactly what you need. So grab your headphones, fire up Ableton Live (or any other DAW), and let's dive into analyzing some reference tracks!
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PS: Thanks to Sebastian Hoffmann for letting me use his song "Inertia".
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