We all want our songs to be loud and impactful, just like the music we listen to on Spotify, YouTube, and other streaming sites.

Loudness is a critical ingredient in making high quality, competitive music, but it can be difficult to get our songs to be loud enough without making them distort or sound flat-out BAD.

You can go online and find all sorts of tactics and advice out there, but it’s not uncommon to try everything, only to find that your song isn’t any louder than it was before!

So how do you get your songs to be loud enough to compete within your genre?

Producing a commercially loud song isn’t just about slapping a limiter onto your master bus and hoping it does the job.

The secret to getting a loud song starts much earlier in the music production process.

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The better you are at arranging and mixing, the easier it will be to achieve the right amount of loudness during the mastering process.

To help improve your music production skills, I recommend checking out my free Music Production Guide!

This guide will help you understand the entire music production process and improve your skills at every stage.

Generate unlimited new ideas for songs, turn those ideas into great arrangements, finish your songs, mix them, master them, and much more!

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• Category: Mastering, Mixing, Performance
• Tag: Arrangement, Compression, EQ, Limiter, Loudness, Mastering, Reverb, Saturation