If any mastering engineers are out there. just wanted to post something up talking about the audio cube. They are now selling a dongle and you can use there plugs with out buying a huge system for 20 grand. I believe its somewhere around $300 to convert and then plugs you can try then buy the ones you prefer.

I heard a nasty rumor that the new releases are going to be overly hot. I sure hope not. That would ruin the sound of those old recordings. Anyone in the know about this?

Im getting ready to send a album of 14 tracks to get mastered. My questions are.

Hi, I had a search for a similar thread, and my searches didn't trump anything so I thought I'd ask...

I have just completed a promotional recording, and would like to add a bit of polish to it, by either sending it off to a mastering house or getting my hands on a tc electronics finaliser which i have success with in the past

Does anyone have some tips or pointers for me?

Which emulations work best for what kind of audio?

I'm really at a loss to how to get the most out of this unit.

Im running it in Logic 8

Hi I just made an EP where all the songs segue into each other. Basically what I did was take all the songs and overlapped them or add segues together in a session in Adobe Auditions. Then I mixed them all down to a single 11 minute track, then I split them up into 4 songs so when they are played back to back there there is no silence AT ALL between the tracks.

Yeah, I suck at it. I use Adobe Audition 3.0 and I'm really new to compression. So I usually just use presets lol. But when I add all the tracks together it takes next to nothing before the mix starts clipping, then I gotta turn everything down and I have a quiet song. Any suggestions?

Hi everyone,

I'm new around here but been mixing and mastering for a couple of years.

Well here I am put the final touches to three new tracks getting them ready to send to Taxi for review. Before I do I would like to get them professionally mastered and I was thinking about getting some advice in preparing the tracks to send for mastering.

Hey Guys,

Im Not Sure Wether This Is The Right Place To Come For My Problem, But Here Goes..

I've Been Seriously Frustrated Recently,

hello...

Released my ex-band's CD in 2006; & at that time, my vehicle only had a Cassette player. So I dubbed the music down to cassette for playback in that vehicle...& it sounded GREAT...I mean, really clear, detailed & punchy.