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To really optimize the mix before mastering it would be awesome to have a mastering engineer listen to the track(s) one is mixing to spot out problems!
Im one of those who wants to mix down to a stereo track using no stems (perhaps just a song stem)
So...
Started by Showcase on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gearslutz):
Basically, if it needs to be fixed....
Knowledge I am not the only one,
many ppl here do it,
anyway this is very important part of mastering for client - mixes needed very little processing during master to sound great Don't worry what the ME.
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at tranceaddict):
That Option 2 is the track/stem mastering approach that I've been hearing about more and more the most interesting portfolio of all mastering engineers that have been promoting their services here information on his mastering....
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Heya!
As most of you probably know, I offer professional mixing and mastering services, as well as reamping if needed. You can find some samples of my past work, equipment list, rates and other additional information on my website:
http://www.tainted-...
Started by Jarkko Mattheiszen on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ultimatemetal):
): 130€
- As an option, stem mastering is also available for an extra fee of 25% Sample player updated interested! Shameless bump! Bump, mastering special!
Until the end of August, all mastering projects receive a 15% summer....
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By serious I mean professional , I mean, YOUR serious and reasonable amateur competence and techniques ... not another politician's . (Your seriousness to portray yourself your best)
I'll begin:
Ozone 5 Advanced is a massive failure for me
1) ... I've...
Started by Philip on
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by 15 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at cakewalk):
Use the master fader for 'Mastering'; I suppose the master output usually happily ranges to -3 max, the idea is to keep the final mixing and ....
Just don't normalize it to -3dB.
Necessary head room for your mastering?
Yes.
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Really, I know I can use some plugins for 'pre-mastering' or mastering a bit on your own before even remotely calling for a pro mastering service or engineer....
but I would think it can be misleading and you could damage your mix even further up to the...
Started by Googlyman on
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Digital isn't destructive....
Try making some stem mixes of the important elements so your mastering engineer can process them useful book called "Mastering Audio" which would answer all of your questions in a lot of detail to later.
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I am curious about things like using a Dangerous 2-Bus for analog summing (as recommneded in Zen and the Art of Mixing) or printing to analog tape(but not sold on the value for the money/pain the assness) ... I've always been "in the box" guy as I learned...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at cockos):
To some extent (probably-track and the other is an Ampex ....
It depends on the mastering engineer's techniques and what the client wants.
Not just get the "analog sound" from the mastering stage? Is that too late? Sometimes that's done.
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Hey gusy.. Here's another tune I helped produced a ton of.. Was just curious to know if you want the stems to this song! It's fun as fuck to mix, and there's lots of interesting shit going on.
http://soundcloud.com/nsstudios/d3
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Track to level out everything so your mastering chain works the best?
(stems)
Or do you guys want prefer raw files to stems I'd like stems + multitracks, so that I can practice mastering (someone elses.
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Quote: : yes seems very obvious doesn't it.
So why do it (de-essing during mastering), if that is the way the producer and mix engineer like it?
...oh wait I got it...because you caused the insignifigant esses to become magnified and obtuse due to your...
Started by DrAudioBot on
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Do you use ALL of those plugins on ALL the tracks you master?
I think mastering should the insignifigant esses to become....
Of the reasons I now master my own work mostly.
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Mastering service from Website... The last CD I self-produced from start to finish...yes, even mastering.
I used iZotope and soon realized I had no idea what I was doing.
I know how I play music, heck I even know how to mix!
But mastering... uh, no.
I...
Started by dadubwa on
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His rates - MASSIVE Mastering....
His name on this site is "karumba".
He also does mixing and stereo track mastering.
He does stem mastering for me.
Very happy with his work and will continue to send him tracks for mastering.
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To really optimize the mix before mastering it would be awesome to have a mastering engineer listen to the track(s) one is mixing to spot out problems!
Im one of those who wants to mix down to a stereo track using no stems (perhaps just a song stem)
So...
Started by Showcase on
, 6 posts
by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gearslutz):
Basically, if it needs to be fixed....
Knowledge I am not the only one,
many ppl here do it,
anyway this is very important part of mastering for client - mixes needed very little processing during master to sound great Don't worry what the ME.
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