Mixing Loud with CTZ - Ep. 10 - Using Analog-Modeled Plugins

In this video I show you how to use analog-modeled plugins (aka "vintage" plugins) in a CTZ project where the signals on every track and bus are running much hotter than these vintage plugins typically want. This is episode 10 in a series about how to mix for loudness, in large part by using a specific approach to gainstaging and dynamic range control that I call the "Clip-to-Zero (CTZ) strategy".

0:00 In this video
1:51 What is the "sweet spot"?
4:47 Walkthru of the process
16:50 2nd walkthru on a more complex plugin
34:02 - Real project demo on a track
41:58 - Real project demo on a bus

Find all of the "Mixing LOUD with CTZ" episodes in one convenient playlist:
   • Mixing Loud with the Clip-to-Zero (CTZ) st...  

Wondering what the CTZ Strategy is? Start with this short 17-page written guide. Find it here at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1O...)

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