Nice track! I particularly like the fact that you have good dynamics going on throughout the track, not just blasted up to max volume. I think you might cut back on the reverb a bit to get a cleaner sound with more definition for the various parts.
The overall sound level of the track is a bit low. I see from the forum that you are a new Logic user. Not sure what your experience is with mastering tracks, and I'm certainly no expert, but I also use Logic and here are the effects and settings I was taught to use. Insert them on the "Output" channel in your mixer window. Generally, these will give you a good starting point.
Logic Mastering Settings
Low Cut Filter: 34 Hz (eliminates ultra low frequency that isn't audible on most systems)
Compressor:
Attack: 30 ms
Release: 500 ms or more or set to "auto"
Threshold: -29 db
Ratio: 1.4:1
Knee: 0.7
to for -4 db gain reduction or up to -6 db
Linear Phase EQ: A bit of mid-range boost for warmth if the track needs it. Use sparingly.
Adaptive Limiter: 0 db max for direct output to MP3, etc. -3 db for output of stems for mastering gain aroundd 4.7 db. Don't let input or output light up the red "over" indicators.
on Unstoppable by LJocke
The overall sound level of the track is a bit low. I see from the forum that you are a new Logic user. Not sure what your experience is with mastering tracks, and I'm certainly no expert, but I also use Logic and here are the effects and settings I was taught to use. Insert them on the "Output" channel in your mixer window. Generally, these will give you a good starting point.
Logic Mastering Settings
Low Cut Filter: 34 Hz (eliminates ultra low frequency that isn't audible on most systems)
Compressor:
Attack: 30 ms
Release: 500 ms or more or set to "auto"
Threshold: -29 db
Ratio: 1.4:1
Knee: 0.7
to for -4 db gain reduction or up to -6 db
Linear Phase EQ: A bit of mid-range boost for warmth if the track needs it. Use sparingly.
Adaptive Limiter: 0 db max for direct output to MP3, etc. -3 db for output of stems for mastering gain aroundd 4.7 db. Don't let input or output light up the red "over" indicators.