Hi, I use a limiter on all channels. How does my tune sound?

[elefaze]

So yeah, I use a limiter on all my channels to keep my levels organized. I don't make it so it crushes (more on this below), though, I make it so that - for instance a lead synth with a ceiling of -12 stays below -12. How I do this is I put the limiter on the channel, and push the gain up on the limiter until it starts giving me gain reduction because I pushed it too far.

On my drums though, I absolutely limit the living fuck out of them to make it so their loud, although I keep in mind my headroom -for instance a kick drum at -10db- I would set the ceiling (-10db, like I did above) and push the gain so it gets crushed. This is the only way I know how to achieve this loudness on my kick and snare.

Link to my latest song (it's still a WIP, just an example mind you) :
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Please let me know how my mix is, I haven't heard of anyone using a limiter on every channel before and may be "doing it wrong", but my ears tell me otherwise... just let me know what you think.

[Blazer]

Please let me know how my mix is, I haven't heard of anyone using a limiter on every channel before and may be "doing it wrong", but my ears tell me otherwise... just let me know what you think.

You've answered your own question there mate, if your ears are telling you it sounds fine then it does

imo I think the drums are still a little faint, not loudness wise I just reckon you should EQ or layer them a bit more to make them sound 'beefier'.