I'm going to start a thread here for questions for those that are new to mastering would like answered. Software, hardware, monitoring, or just the approach some of us take when tackling a song. If i can't answer it, i'm sure someone can.

I just ordered the new Weiss dynamic eq update. It allows you to assign 4 bands of eq to be dynamic eqs. Has anyone used this yet? The update works only in the MK2 mode and not in the linear phase mode but Daniel said he's checking into seeing if it can operate in all three modes.

Netscape 7 is out, anyoine using yet? I tried to download it after I read that is was having problems downloading and ya, it shut down on me after an hour of downloading, :mad:

Hope it's nices than 6, I never even bothered with that hog, however, I do prefer it ove IE

Hi, I'm new here. I was introduced to this site by some guy on homerecording.com

Ok, I have Cubase SX and a Delta 44 which BTW came with Emagic Logic.

I still need a computer though, so I went to X-Technology.com and I came up with this set-up. What do you think?

As I understand the Asus P4B266 is the Mobo you're supposed to build your DAW on.
What about Asus P4B266SE ? Is it still a good mobo or is some crucial part missing on the SE-model? Trying to build my first DAW and I'd be grateful for help here.
One more question.

Does anyone know what mic preamp's and compressors
where used on "Hella good" and the Prince track
"Waiting room"? Thanks.

Hi, I hope this question isn't to vague.

Mastering is where I'm going, what set of monitors should I buy first?

Does anyone know when the RNP will officially be released? I'm really looking forward to a couple of 'em... :)

I have an omni studio with the delta 66 in a dell gx1 450. yes it is a POS but it is working for now. When I plugin my phones i can hear all these great little cpu noises, like cute little hummingbirds and beatiful static. no matter what program, even with no mic plugged in...

I would like to be the first to welcome Mike Fossenkemper from TurtleTone Studio as our newest addition to the RO Team of Moderators. Mike is going to join our long time friend Joe Lambert to add and even more diversified ingredient to the Mastering forum. Mike has an outstanding track record, I am so excited to see him here. Very interesting bio Mike!