Welcome Joe Lambert, mastering engineer moderator

RO Admin Joined: Mar 20, 2000 Posts: 4287 Location: Canada

Hi everyone, can it get better! I am so pleased to announce Joe Lambert from Classic Sound, our newest addition to the already impressive list of moderators on RO.

Joe has quickly developed his client base mastering records for a wide variety of artist's including R Kelly, Jon Bon Jovi, Deep Purple, Alice Cooper, Steve Wynn, Swervedriver, The Notwist, Fat Joe and Love & Rockets.Welcome aboard Joe

Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2001 7:35 pm

Welcome aboard Joe! Make yourself at home... coffee's brewin', menus are in the lounge, we've got a couple runners for you tonight. If you need anything at all, just holler! Smile

Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2001 12:22 am

RO just keeps getting better. Joe, thanks for lending us some of your expertise!

Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2001 5:23 am

So, when does the moderator hazing begin???

Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2001 9:35 am

Hello Everyone,I want to thank Chris for making me a part of this very cool web page. I am look looking forward to answering any questions I can pertaining to the art of mastering. As a mastering engineer I get all kinds of projects to work on from the heaviest of Metal to opera and everything in between. So fire away! Hope that I can be of help. Thanks,Joe Lambert

Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2001 3:37 pm

Joe,
Here is a question for you. I can't afford Dunlavy SC 5's or anything in that price range. Have any recomendations for a decent mid sized affordable monitor? Possibly something I might find used. Thanks.

Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2001 6:01 pm

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Posted: Mon Nov 12, 2001 12:45 pm

Welcome Joe!!The move is almost complete and I will be back here very often as well to help out.What a neat community of folks we have here and the rewards are plentiful.Welcome to RO Joe!!

Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2001 12:47 am

Hi Joe, and welcome. I'm new on this site too, as a subscriber. I'm a 45 year-old union (local 47) composer. Like many I have moved to wearing all the "hats"... composer, arranger, engineer, producer, etc., so I'm relatively new at working every position on the assembly line. My request is that you post the correct order for creating a mastered file. Here's what I do. Final master fader mix bounce to new file/ master fader master bounce to export. The burning question for me is: Should I use a master fader for the final and/or for the master bounces? If so... plug-ins only on the master faders? All final mixes on the same document? All final masters on the same document? Projects for outside mastering on a master fader or just a stereo bounce? Or just tell me what book to buy!It's a little bit embarrassing and at the same time a bit exciting to feel so "new". I've made a living as a professional musicain for almost 3 decades. Thanks for your attention. My sincerest apologies to you and the forum for being long-winded and off topic. It won't happen again.
Big James Monroe
G4 500, G4 466, G4 400, Pro Tools, Digital Performer, Waves Gold, Mackie, E-MU, Roland, Alesis, diet Coke, mild cigars, little exercise, hate TV, love God.

RO Admin Joined: Mar 20, 2000 Posts: 4287 Location: Canada

welcome aboard bigjamesmonroe

Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2001 2:17 pm

Hi BJM! welcome to RO Smile

You might want to go ahead and create a new topic, as your question is more likely to be missed in this thread, as opposed to a thread with a more relevant title - for example, "Best signal flow for mastering?"Cheers!

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