A bit of multiband compression in the mastering step does a great job of “gluing” your mix together — evening out the dynamics of various speakers, taming various frequency ranges when they get too loud, increasing apparent loudness, slightly reigning in the last remaining bit of harsh sibilance, etc.
I really like the Fabfilter Pro-MB and the multiband compressor in iZotope Ozone 9.
Do you use a multiband compressor in your mastering step?
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Yes, the one in Audition on the master channel
I haven’t done much on the mastering piece, other than LUFs and limiting. I think I have FabFilter’s MB plugin will check that out!