Who should I get to master my stuff?
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Who should I get to master my stuff?
I'm looking for a reputable company to master my tunes. I feel I have taken them as far as they can go with what I have. I'm looking for someone who does really good work and is not ridiculously expensive.
any thoughts?
any thoughts?
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A forum member who has provided TONS of gems on production, mixing and mastering here in the forum.
Here is a link to his company: http://mastering.subvertbeats.com/
Here is a link to his company: http://mastering.subvertbeats.com/
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sorry to be a dick
heres a link to a guy hows doing free mastering
http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=89206
heres a link to a guy hows doing free mastering
http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=89206
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1. Mastering engineers do take stems and master that way, some prefer this method.
2. If you want it clear you kinda need to do that your end, look at eq'ing.
3. Remember to take that ozone off your master bus before sending it off to the ME
4. What the ME will provide you with is having a fresh pair of ears listen to your track and being able to make a non biased opinion as to what needs tweaking in the overall sound. Sometimes this can be very little, sometimes this can be a whole lot.
5. It's always better to have a good mixdown sent off and tweaked very little to get it great than to have a poor mixdown being sent off to be 'rescued' by the ME.
Think I got that right, let me know if I missed the point completely people
2. If you want it clear you kinda need to do that your end, look at eq'ing.
3. Remember to take that ozone off your master bus before sending it off to the ME

4. What the ME will provide you with is having a fresh pair of ears listen to your track and being able to make a non biased opinion as to what needs tweaking in the overall sound. Sometimes this can be very little, sometimes this can be a whole lot.
5. It's always better to have a good mixdown sent off and tweaked very little to get it great than to have a poor mixdown being sent off to be 'rescued' by the ME.
Think I got that right, let me know if I missed the point completely people
#3 is the shit!!!Brisance wrote:1. Read the sub volume thread to make your mixes ultra-awesome youself
2. Send it to Macc, pay the £25 and recieve it huge
3. ?
4. PROFIT.
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