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44.1 kHz, 16-bit

Loudness vs. typical hip-hop-8.1 / -8 LUFS

-24-14-4

Tonal balance vs. typical hip-hop Hotter Lighter

SubLowLow-midMidHigh-midPresenceAir

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Band	Your track	Typical	Difference
Sub	-2.3 dB	-6.0 dB	+3.7 dB
Low	-7.6 dB	-3.0 dB	-4.6 dB
Low-mid	-11.5 dB	-8.0 dB	-3.5 dB
Mid	-8.7 dB	-11.0 dB	+2.3 dB
High-mid	-20.0 dB	-14.0 dB	-6.0 dB
Presence	-20.5 dB	-16.0 dB	-4.5 dB
Air	-20.2 dB	-21.0 dB	+0.8 dB

Loudness (-8.1 LUFS) is right in the pocket for hip-hop.
True peak hits 1.1 dBTP. Expect intersample clipping after lossy encoding; aim for -1 dBTP.
Nearly mono (correlation 0.96). If that's not intentional, pan or widen the supporting parts.
Your high-mid (2–4 kHz) is 6 dB lighter than typical hip-hop masters.

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