Songs are mastered well enough, just need the songs ran through sum/difference to get rid of the conflicting low end on the "sum" track. If you know a place or guy that can accomplish this tast, it would be much appreciated. I would need to send 24bit 48khz wav files via internet to who ever will be doing the job, and then sent back in the same format. Thanks in advance.

So over the last few months ive been building my bedroom studio up, and now the last thing i need are monitors, ive decided on the m-audio cx-5's(I'm using a pair of KRK kns 8400 headphones for now) and the more ive ben learning about monitors the more i realize how crucial room treatment is.

Hello everyone,

My name is Alexia Clarkson and I am an undergrad currently finishing a research project for my Bachelor of Recording Arts.

My research topic is on the misunderstandings of Mastering and ways to nurture education in this area.

Hi guys, I m looking to get the best sounding mixes I can do in house, recently Ive been getting a lot of radio plays with my hip hop groups music that i mix myself,on Sirius and Hot 97, and I'm in the works of putting out music for sale digitally .

Me and a friend of mine recorded 4 songs in Logic, all recorded at home.
We really want to know if some of you could give us feedback on the production/recordings.
I think it will be really helpful for us, because this is our first demo.

Hey Guys,
My first ever post, sorry if not the correct place or if already been addressed elsewhere;

Well explained but have some questions:

DDP stands for Disc Description Protocol. DDP Mastering involves the extra step of making sure all tracks flow together as a playlist and assembling the DDP file. When completed, you will receive a DDP file as well as each individually mastered track, the DDP image can then be used to create CDs.

Are any of you engaging in the remix business?

I need to isolate lows, mediums and highs of an audio file, each on a separate track.
(It is intentional to separate these bands from the source)

I just got to play with a demo of the Massenburg Hi-Res Parametric EQ. It sounds pretty nice to me, but I would like to know more about it. Is it IIR or FIR? Linear phase or minimum phase? Nothing I can find online mentions these details, but maybe someone here has some inside info.