Hi everyone,
I have question about this commercial:

Wich master bus effect/correction is used all over the video? It is most noticeable when music is playing. I do a lot off search but I cannot find anything similar. I know there is reverb but I mean that "crisp" space sound.

Thanks a lot for you help and answers!

 

"Master effect"?! I have no clue what you mean.
There is delay here and there. Is that what you mean?

 

Last edited: Jun 13, 2019

I mean overall sound of commercial - when music is playing I hear there something "wet and spacey" effect sorry for my description but I don't know how to call it

 

Proper mixing and mastering, at 1:07 extreme panned sounds and over compression (not so proper mastering).

 

I have no idea what you are referring to. Let me know when you have a term/name/description/whatever.

 

I hear mud...lots of it...[200-450hz] possibly bass side/chained to vox to duck from all that mudslang. Peace.

 

it's a 1.5s room/plate reverb on the master around 15% wet, hp300hz lp 5khz i hope it helps

 

Thank you everyone!
I tried every of your tips - it is close but still missing that "radio" sound effect in whole video on master.

Here I found one more example:

Thanks a lot for your tips!!

 

Hi,
Did you mix it up?
I find it a little strange that we can guess the settings of a reverb like this.
It’s funny, at least.

 

ADR/voice-over? Electro-Voice RE-20 type "proximity-warm" overdubs?
At least describe the sound you are referring to.

 

For me is it mostly noticeable in first clip - like sort of metal-sharp-sticky sound all over the video. I heard it lot of times before but don't have any reference so that's why I think its specific VST. Sorry for my bad descriptions but its hard for me to explain. Thank you a lot for patience

 

ouch

 

this shit hurts

 

useless , sorry

 

goodnight

 

hasta la vista baby

 

I know what you're talking about. One way I've been able to replicate that "metal-sharp-sticky" sound is by adding a multiband compressor that allows to have high crossovers. Melda Productions MDynamicsMB can do it. Just add it to your master, put each band's ratio to 1:1.00 (for no compression) and then select 120dB/oct for the "CROSSOVER" (this will really have a strong effect like you're after). Use a lower "CROSSOVER" value to tame the effect (like 72dB/oct).

 

Man!!! You are right!! Thank you so much for help - it is exactly what I wanted!

 

I hope you're joking.And if you're joking it's not kind for the OP.
Because if you set a 1:1 ratio on each band your multiband compressor doesn't do anything.

@dusandusan you should listen Baxter instead IMO,when speaking sound techniques.He has proven he knows sound many times.Take with a grain of salt members who have posted 1 message here.

 

I take all recommendations from all member who posted here, everything tested and tried and I'm very thankfull for that, but zeeshopper solutions gave me most exact result of sound type - with others recommendations like ratios of reverbs, EQs and compress I have all what I wanted from you so thank you all very much!