My band just finished a 6 song EP and are looking for mastering houses. The style of music is rock/pop and we are looking for a very punchy, poppy album. Think Maroon 5 meets Michael Jackson. Our budget is $200-$350. Who do you recommend?

Just swinging by to say hi. :D

Dominic McGlinn

I've posted this on a couple other forums and thought I'd add it hear.

My mac running os9 crashed...hard drive wiped out. I can't find my Waveburner 2.2.1 installer that I downloaded free from Emagic years ago and was wondering if anyone out there has a copy they could send me.

Thank you,
Nate
dawsonaudio@yahoo.com

Hi! Nice to find this forum... It seems a little quiet here so I thought I'd contribute with a cool article for Mastering noobs that I published a few weeks ago. I hope it's OK to post it here:

Enjoy and feel free to comment!

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Sure, welcome to our forum but I removed your spam ;)

Hello, I just bought a Tascam CD recorder. I've learned how to insert the CD text and the Disc title, but I don't know if is possible to insert a isrc. I didn't find it in the manual. Could someone help me?

Hi

I record my tracks where they all float around -20, -15dB. So I believe they are not too loud.
But when I put a Multi-Meter to my Master Channel at some places of the track it got above 0dB and turned red.
As far as know I don't have any channels going above 0dB. So why this can be happening?

We are working with a final mix, done on pro tools, and are set to master it. The final mix sounds GREAT and I don't want to alter the sound in the mastering process. What would you suggest be done in the mastering process? I am not a recording engineer. I am the producer of the project. Thanks in advance.

Hello,
I'm currently living in Bolivia, South America and am about to get started with a mastering studio. What gear would be the number one purchase for mastering? Please no plugins. Thanks very much.

Hello everyone!

I've searched very long for the right workflow. The resulting workflow can be described not as complete and is constantly evolving. When I look back, as clueless as I worked with Wavelab at First, I must laugh about me - or even ashamed. And maybe I will the current, in turn, smile again.

Hey Everyone,