: Ensure Ableton's "Delay Compensation" is On . If it is off, Volume Buddy may react to timing differences rather than volume changes, leading to inaccurate leveling.
: Allows you to manually adjust the level of compensation (e.g., if you want your processed signal to be exactly 2dB quieter than the original for comparison). 🛠 Workflow Tips Noir Labs Volume Buddy 2 [Max for Live]
: Once you are satisfied with a level, you can "Hold" the current compensation. This is critical for saving projects or ensuring that the volume doesn't suddenly shift during a quiet breakdown. : Ensure Ableton's "Delay Compensation" is On
: It automatically finds the "Pre-FX" audio based on its position. If placed at the end of a chain, it compares the current signal to the original input of that chain. 🛠 Workflow Tips : Once you are satisfied
: Unlike peak-based levelers, it uses LUFS (Loudness Units Full Scale) to match perceived loudness, which is much more accurate for human hearing. Target Mode