The Clip-To-Zero Production Strategy @Baphometrix
The Clip-To-Zero Production Strategy  @Baphometrix
Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
(There's also a Part Two for this topic here: youtu.be/dTFAceVmAWg )
(Finding this video too dense and long? Read the 17-page written guide instead! Find it here at docs.google.com/document/d/1Ogxa5-X_QdbtfLLQ_2mDEgPgHxNRLebQ7pps3rXewPM/edit?usp=sharing)
In this video (suitable for all DAWs--not just Bitwig) I explain and demo my "Clip-to-Zero" production strategy for achieving ANY desired loudness target, quickly, predictably, and with no nasty surprises during the mastering stage. This is the culmination of all my three previous videos about achieving competitive loudness and using clippers.

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The Clip-To-Zero Production StrategyBitwig Grid School 03 - Snapshots and RecoveryBitwig 33 - Setting Bitwigs Audio Recording OffsetBitwig 3.2 Audio Editing - Pt. 2 - TRACK mode vs. CLIP modeBitwig 03 - Demo of fast superlooping and arrangingBitwig 32 - How To Do Comping In BitwigHow To Route System Audio Through Slate VSX (or any VST)Mixing Loud with CTZ - Ep. 18 - Linear-phase HPF in sub region = BAD (Low end control Pt. 3)Mixing Loud with CTZ - Ep. 24 - Controlling (and using) width and depthMixing LOUD with CTZ - Ep. 6 - Controlling dynamic range by clipping from the topMixing Loud with CTZ - Ep. 17 - Should you HPF the sub region? (Low end control Pt. 2)Bitwig Grid School 15 - Transport LFOs vs. Phase Modules
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