What mastering programs would you recommend getting?
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Re: What mastering programs would you recommend getting?
Massive is poor at mastering
Look at Sonnox and Flux.
Look at Sonnox and Flux.
Re: What mastering programs would you recommend getting?
Check out T-Racks it is very flexible, easy to use and sounds great.
http://ikmultimedia.com/t-racks/features/
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I use Ozone for some things. However: http://www.synnack.com/blog/post/33/mastering-plugins
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+1Anubis wrote:Wavelab
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Slate FX-G !!!
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+1 for T-Racks
Not to incriminate myself, but even a bonehead can make their mixes sound way better with that software
Not to incriminate myself, but even a bonehead can make their mixes sound way better with that software
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Re: What mastering programs would you recommend getting?
Yup, I love this little gem. Doesn't cost much, is really transparent and sounds wonderful when used with a well mixed track. Slate FX-G is here to stay (in my plugins folder anyway)simpli.cissimus wrote:Slate FX-G !!!
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For me Izotope 'Ozone' all the way, but any decent mastering boff would probably say, 'If you mean mastering for digital release of a home studio on a budget' then learn what each process in the mastering stage is and apply a combination of those through plugins you need and simple adjustment to get the result you want.
Limiters, Eq, Compressor (maybe multi band).
But you know this.
Limiters, Eq, Compressor (maybe multi band).
But you know this.
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Ozone is ok for doing your own mastering, easy to use and th manual is something anyone should read anyway if theyre thinking of mastering their own work. Just remember the presets are a starting point, and just because you have all those modules, doesn't mean you HAVE to use them all. Use only the ones you NEED. Read this too:
http://tarekith.com/assets/mastering.html
http://tarekith.com/assets/mastering.html
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Nuendo , Protools are good I guess
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Thanks Tarekith.
I intend to apply everything in your article to my next set of tracks, I get better every time I do some mastering, but your confident tone has helped me both consider my mixing and mastering in one easy essay.
Kind Regards.
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I intend to apply everything in your article to my next set of tracks, I get better every time I do some mastering, but your confident tone has helped me both consider my mixing and mastering in one easy essay.
Kind Regards.
Words of wisdom from an obvious pro. I'm taking em...