Why Mastering Too Hot Destroys Your Mix on Streaming Platforms ft. Jeff Graves | Bobby Owsinski's Inner Circle Ep. 632
About this episode
The episode discusses the impact of mastering audio too hot for streaming platforms and features insights from mastering engineer Jeff Graves.
Independent musicians sometimes upload masters that are too hot, so they lose transient detail the moment streaming platforms apply loudness normalization. Mastering engineer Jeff Graves spent two and a half years measuring 214 audio fingerprints across 15 samples per genre to build a 24-stage AI mastering platform, and in this conversation he explains exactly why delivering at the target LUFS level protects the dynamics and clarity that make a song translate from earbuds to car speakers.&nb...
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