witch tool do you prefer for mastering?

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Originally posted by echosystm Native Instruments FM8

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The point of mastering is to make it as loud as possible, so what you want to do is when you are done with all your sounds turn them all on the highest volume possible.

Next is the hard part, you need to have a bullhorn and a microphone. Put the bullhorn up to the speaker and then record into the microphone. But remember to move the mic back and forth to get that awesome panning effect.

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Originally posted by Stef The point of mastering is to make it as loud as possible, so what you want to do is when you are done with all your sounds turn them all on the highest volume possible. Next is the hard part, you need to have a bullhorn and a microphone. Put the bullhorn up to the speaker and then record into the microphone. But remember to move the mic back and forth to get that awesome panning effect.

Bullhorn feedback mastering style ftw!

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Originally posted by CReddick Shadow Hills Mastering Compressor

Really? How does it sound?

I just use an EQ, and a waves multimaximiser. But thinking of changing to just an EQ, MB compressor and then clipper since I find the maximiser a bit pumpy...

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Originally posted by icecooper witch tool do you prefer for mastering?

Do a search, if you cant find an answer, ill help you. Im researching mastering at the moment.

But to start off, you shouldn't worry about mastering unless you are deep enough in your production skills that its time to transition from producing/engineering your own tracks to doing it all on your own. You wont need mastering until you are good at producing/engineering. Though there are still some things to be learned about mastering for engineering decisions while producing a track, so thats the stuff you should pick up on first. How far along are you?

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Last edited by Kismet7 on Feb-25-2009 at 09:32

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Originally posted by echosystm Native Instruments FM8

I currently use T-RackS 3, I think it's great.

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