anonymous
15 December 2004
I'm not a sound engineer and therefore I do plan on taking my finished project to a professional to be mastered.
However, with music being my growing hobby, I do want to invest the time and money (self-education) in learning more about the mastering process.
Has anyone used Steinberg's Wavelab Essential Mastering software? Wavelab 5 looks pretty awsome, but I'm not on that level yet... I just want something to get started on.
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This is a basic quote from the author of the program. "In a few
This is a basic quote from the author of the program.
"In a few words:
WaveLab / WaveLab Essential:
Audio CD burning is more complete and flexible
Full Audio Montage (multi track, clip plugins, and many other features) VS very simplified Audio Montage.
Master Section: 8 slots vs 4 slots
Automated file cutting tool
More plugins (eg. Denoiser, Declicker, Multiband compressor, UV22, etc...)
More real time meters (FFT, phase scope, wave scope, bit meter)
Integrated backup system
Audio database
etc....
Philippe"
So Yes...go for it.
Ed