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70
overall mix health

This is an unmastered mix with some serious potential but also a few glaring issues that need to be addressed before it hits the mastering stage. The integrated loudness of -14.1 LUFS is within an acceptable range for an unmastered mix, providing adequate headroom for further processing. However, your true peak level at -0.2 dBTP is a major red flag, indicating there's practically no headroom left and a risk of clipping during mastering. The frequency balance reveals a dark and somewhat dull mix, with a significant lack of highs (-4.7 dB) which could rob the track of its openness and sparkle. Additionally, your stereo width is extremely wide at 94%, but the phase correlation is worryingly low at 0.09, suggesting potential mono compatibility issues.

lufs-14.1
tp-0.2 dbtp
lra12.0 lu
corr0.09
48.0 khz · 16-bit
the roast5 lines
True peak at -0.2 dBTP? Looks like you're auditioning for the 'Unintentional Clipping Symphony.'
Your mix has more darkness than a goth's wardrobe - those highs need to see the light of day!
With a phase correlation of 0.09, your stereo image is about as stable as a wobbly table.
At 94% width, your mix is wider than my waistline after holiday season. Tone it down, champ!
The highs are so shy, they might need therapy to come out and play.

The unmastered mix of 'Lost City' sits at -14.1 LUFS, providing ample headroom for mastering, but the true peak at -0.2 dBTP is a major concern. The mix is dynamically healthy, with a wide stereo image that risks mono compatibility. High frequencies are underrepresented, lending a dull character to the track. Address these critical issues before moving to the mastering stage.

mix strengths4
  • Healthy integrated loudness at -14.1 LUFS, good for mastering.
  • Dynamic range of 12.0 LU provides a solid punch.
  • Bass frequencies add substantial weight and punch.
  • Low-mids are warm and contribute to the mix's body.
critical issues4
  • True Peak of -0.2 dBTP leaves no headroom for mastering.
  • High frequencies are too recessed, resulting in a dull mix.
  • Phase correlation is low at 0.09, risking mono compatibility.
  • Stereo width at 94% may cause issues on mono playback devices.
audio analysis4 panels
format48.0 khz · 16-bit
sample rate48.0 khz
bit depth16-bit
clippingrisk
mono compatno
loudnesstarget
-14.1lufs
-30-140
integrated-14.1 lufs
true peak-0.2 dbtp
range12.0 lu
stereo imagevery wide
94% · wide
mononormalwide
correlation0.09
mono compatno
fieldvery wide
dynamicslra 12.0
12.0lu
compressedtargetloose
crest13.9 db
range12.0 lu
verdicttight
frequency balancebalanced
20-250250-2k2k-8k8k-20k
balancedslight deviationimbalance
frequency analysisper band
bass (20-250 hz)85/100

The bass frequencies are +2.0 dB heavy, giving the mix solid weight and punch. It's a strong foundation, but be cautious of potential boominess.

>Consider a subtle cut around 60-100Hz if the low end feels too overwhelming.
highs (8-20k)60/100

High frequencies are significantly underrepresented at -4.7 dB, resulting in a dark and closed-off sound.

>Introduce a shelf boost from 10kHz upwards for more air and sparkle.
low mids (250-2k)80/100

Low-mids are slightly boosted by +1.2 dB, providing warmth and body without being overly boxy.

>Maintain current levels but monitor for potential muddiness around 300-500Hz.
high mids (2-8k)75/100

High-mids are slightly recessed at -1.3 dB, which might be reducing clarity and detail.

>Boost around 3-5kHz for added presence and definition.
dynamics90/100
90

The dynamics are well-maintained with a crest factor of 13.9 dB and a loudness range of 12.0 LU, allowing for a mix that breathes and feels lively.

The relationship between peak and loudness is too tight, risking distortion once mastered due to the true peak level.
>Lower your overall mix level to increase headroom, especially to address the true peak issue.
stereo image65/100
65

The stereo image is very wide at 94%, which can be engaging but poses a risk for mono compatibility with a phase correlation of 0.09.

widthVery Wide
mono safePoor mono compatibility due to low phase correlation.
>Use a stereo tool to narrow the width slightly and correct phase issues.
clarity65/100
65

Overall clarity is compromised due to recessed high frequencies and a wide stereo field that may cause phase issues.

muddiness (200-500 hz)

Low-mids are mostly controlled but keep an ear out for any muddiness around 300-500Hz.

harshness (2-5 khz)

No significant harshness in the 2-5kHz region.

>Boost highs for clarity and adjust stereo width for better phase coherence.
mastering readiness
60/100needs work

Before mastering, address the true peak issue to ensure enough headroom, and improve the high frequency balance to prevent dullness.

action plan3 fixes
loudnessTrue peak level is too high at -0.2 dBTP.
high

Lower the master fader by at least 1 dB to increase headroom.

>Youlean Loudness Meter (free) for monitoring levels.

eqLack of high frequencies, making the mix sound dull.
high

Apply a high shelf boost of about 3-4 dB from 10kHz upwards.

>FabFilter Pro-Q3 (paid) or TDR Nova (free).

stereoOverly wide stereo image with poor mono compatibility.
medium

Use a stereo imaging plugin to narrow the width slightly and correct phase issues.

>Ozone Imager (free) or Waves S1 Stereo Imager (paid).

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