Hello, i've searched this forum for infomation on creating an enhanced CD, but haven't really found much... maybe i'm not looking in the right place though...

i am trying to locate a schematic for the sontec mep 250-c stereo eq.
i have looked every place i can think of. do any of you have an idea where i can find one?

Unmastered: http://www.headchemists.com/cowboy_orch_mix.aif

If you all need the bass stem let me know, and I'll put it up here.

Who acquires these numbers for a CD? The producer/record label or the mastering engineer?

I have been mixing ITB but considering building a summing mixer to mix OTB.

I know this will open a can worms for all the professionals out there, but I master with a $300 program called Reason. I have consumer speakers my friend gave me when he got surround sound and two pairs of cheap headphones. I know all three sets very well. Not a single person who I've shown my masters to, compared to the professional version, have ever noticed a difference.

Just a friendly hello to everyone out there in audio land! I stumbled across this board while searching for mastering tips and I must say, I'm very glad I did! I have just finished up my first ever album, and its just heading into the mastering process. I'm going to take a crack at doing it myself, so I will be relying on you guys a lot over the next little while!

hi guys...well i have been musician for years and just started engineering for past two years... now i m taking a bit intrest in knowing abt the mastering too so where does all this gain come from man... i mean if i say that i have a budget of US$15,000... wht should i buy and which will be the bst equipment possible in this price... i little help n advice needed...

I need to find a Used Sadie PCM8, hopefully it would have the plugins with it also. if you know where I can find one please let me know asap!

Thanks All!

Hello, firstly, I'm new here and quite a n00b to recording and mixing sound. Last week I recorded for the first time something with my band (thats guitars, drums, bass, voice), very simple, at my house with just 3 mics to record the drums.