Mastering in Izotope Ozone 5: Part 3 (EQ2, Reverb and Maximizer)

Third and final tutorial in a mastering series in izotope ozone 5. in this tutorial i go over the Post Equalizer, Reverb, and Loudness Maximizer. Part 3 coming soon!
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[Vindilax]

You're videos have helped me out SO MUCH man!!! Thank you!

[MrDelfiero]

Thank you man, really helpful tutorial! And as you said, the difference you get after mastering the track isn't huge, but little and subtle and kind of adds the magic touch :)

[peppsy]

Brilliant! Thanks. Awesome tutorial. Help me a lot on how Ozone 5 works. Now i will have some fun with it on my own. :)

[btrial]

Hah Sifu, don't plan to remove your tutorial anytime soon. I am planning to get one of these for my audio touch it up. Thanks.

[Wawanlive]

Thank you soo much for the videos bro! all the way!

[MrCravon]

Hey! That tune in the intro is awesome! What is it? And where can i bye it? Great tutorials!

[TheRealDanMac]

good 3 videos they helped thanks man better than most other videos though the multiband compressor im still unsure about  

[joelrobert]

cool dude for theses 3 videos you help me a lot

[RolazProductions]

Thanks man, really was very helpful.

[amindermify]

Great tutorials! I tend to do midside on my post eq and use my eq 1 for taking out heavy low end and adding some hi. Any reason on why not to do midside on eq2?

[Cegor]

Cool tut, but your introducing distortion to an otherwise distortion-free mix. I mean that in a general sense, using distortion in the mix can really enhance elements.

[giulianogisotti]

but won't the reverb affect the kick?

[dicubeofficial]

why do my master is going more than -0.3dbs if i have my margin at -0.3?? pleaseee someone helpp!!