I've found that when a recording is made in an actual acoustic environment, dithering isn't necessary because the natural noise floor serves as a dither. Does anyone else share that view?

So far I have tried the Image Line Maximus demo, and that seemed to work great, and I was able to get some of my songs sounding a lot better with it.

I browsed through the forum a lil bit and couldnt find it so sorry if its already out there and I'm asking again. I m not quite sure how (at all) i am supposed to use the EQ to master a track. yes i know its a newbie question so please dont be hatin, I'm just looking for generally accepted uses . i am trying to master hip hop beats in Ableton live specifically. Thank you

Hi all. I hope someone can offer some help.

Sure we all use CD's we like for mix comparision, but are there profesional wave files to be used for this task and where can i buy them?

You know it... Vintage Digital!

I'm looking for names of folks who can transfer an F-1 Beta tape for me. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Hi to everyone!

I'm a beginner in mixering and mastering and I've composed and recorded 5 or 6 songs, but I would like to increase the volume level of the songs because it's not loud enough.
I've compared with some song mixed and mastered professionaly and there is a difference about the volume level... I don't know if I need a plugin for my software or anything else...

I've just completed mixing now it needs to be mastered especially transition parts. It goes over 0db in some parts. I'm mastering by ear but its damn hard for me I see the valleys on the waveform but it sounds ok. But when I add Classic master limiter plugin everything looks fine. Is it true that using limiter or plugins like that affects the quality of sound?

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