hello, I'm newbie here, but I have many legit libraries and found on the sister site (of course) for Nebula.

I just want to ask some question, why there's like a "wind" sound for video that uploaded (e.g youtube) with Nebula's library.

is it something wrong with the bit rate or something?
sorry for asking like this since I've never lived on analog era (but I like how it sounds, tho)

thank you!

 

Last edited: Aug 23, 2024

That's not enough info for me to get a handle on... maybe someone can

 

so it feels like saturated and compressed at the same time and feels like no headroom when uploading to youtube (even music only with a picture not a video)

 

just hear when the drum rolling with the snare and rack tom or floor, and the overall headroom like saturated

 

can be either bit depth, samplerate, quantization, dithering or loudness problem

 

Your problem is either in the original mixed file you have stored locally (something caused by the possible issues listed above already), or the streaming service itself. Narrow it down to one of those first.

You don't really need a specific plugin for this, but there are a few decent ones for checking how your file's delivery for streaming is going to fare. You shouldn't be hearing things from your upload to streaming service that you do not hear with the file still on your local computer.

Some people use ADPTR Streamliner for this, but there a number of others; and maybe you do not need one at all. For now, you are guessing. If you think, by narrowing it down; it is Nebula related for certain, bypass the Nebula plugin instances and upload a different bounced copy.
Then go back to your Nebula plugins parameter values.

 

Streaming services often offer information about the qualities of the file being uploaded there. If you're not following everything from their recommendation, probably something strange will happen to you master (i'm telling this as a person that alread suffered this headache and when i started following the specs my delivered file sounded just like i sent). If the problem is only on the streaming service, not on the master itself when you export it, probably is related to the streaming requests.

If the final master sounds damaged even if it's not uploaded yet, it can be a hundred things, but as @clone said, bypassing the plugins, one by one, is the first step i'd do. To ensure i'm not putting something harmful (like Kazrog's offline oversampling) on my chain.

 

me: "I don't hear a wind sound"
looks to the left and sees the giant fan running "oh"