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This is a mix of an original of a buddy of mine. He's doing a whole cd project, and this one is pretty typical of the whole project, although there's going to be a mandolin and harmony vocal coming later. I didn't tighten up the fades at the end of the song yet, but besides that I welcome any...

Right now there's a great deal on Waves WLM Loudness Meter that does everything you need it to do. I know this because I just bought it yesterday. It's usually about $400, but I got it on sale for less than $100. Loudness Meter Plugin – WLM Plus | Waves

Ok I'm going to try and edit my OP and put a link to a mp3 version...

I think I figured it out. My mixes were only peaking at -11dB, and had the electric bass mixed too heavy. I brought it down in the mix and I got a better result everywhere else. I always did mix bass a little heavy.

Keith, thanks for responding to my post. I checked the mix. Actually I made sure no instrument or vocal track was compressed over -2dB. And there's no compression or limiting on the mix buss. I checked the meter and the mix is at-24 LUFS integrated, with a PLR of 13. When I try mastering...

It's true, you can get great deals on plugins from Waves and other places over the Christmas/New Year season into most of January. I usually try to get a few on sale like this. But I went overboard this year, and I'm embarrassed by myself. I have bipolar disorder, and one thing a lot of...

I've got a favorite dynamic chain for processing vocals. It's the Waves CLA-76 into the CLA-2A. I also like the Waves RVox alone. But it's not as transparent as using the other two. How do you guys process vocal dynamics?

My ears tell me I have a good master, and I don't think it's over compressed or over limited for popular bluegrass today. Maybe someone else would hear it completely differently. I can't post the link to the mp3 until I make a few more posts. I'm having problems getting my integrated LUFS...