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| quote: | Originally posted by BOOsTER
I agree a lot with you Atlantis-AR but I was always teached that mastering is different from track to track...and if you are a pro as you say in your signature then I believe saying some exact ranges is just hmmmm...not good to say it "correctly"
I'm not saying you're talking lies...but I think there could just be many opinions on it...can you proove me that actually these ranges work on every track:?  |
Pro? I don't think we can ever be pro.  There's always something new to learn. Samplecraze especially made a valid point that I had never really thought about.
And of course mastering is different from track to track. I certainly don't use a preset on every track I master, but work them from the ground up. I'm not quite sure where you're refering to me mentioning an 'exact' range though. If you mean 262-523 Hz, I was only refering to the fourth octave between C and C, but of course this area could extend lower or higher as well. They're always going to be approximate ranges.
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