Hi,

Is there anyone kind who can tell me that I normalized one of my songs but still it's low in volume and if I make it more higher in volume it sounds freaky. Can anyone let me know how to deal with this issue?

I have several songs which need mastering. I've never had anything mastered by a pro before and I don't have any relationships built yet. How do I find a place to have my music mastered?
Thanks.
PS. I live just north of Dallas.

as i do a bit of mastering work for small labels in my area as well as independent musicians, i'm always looking to improve, when i can, my signal chain.

right now i am all in the box with UAD-1, Sony oxford (powercore) and URS plugins.

Hey guys,

Hey guys, Im going with my project to mastering next week, first time really mastering.

I dont reall know the engineer, and Ive never went to him before. Is it reasonable to ask him to listen to a mix this week? or is that something that you would already need a relationship with your ME for.

I dont want to seem unprofessional.

what equipment (mastering chain) would you recommend for a budget under 2,000.00. I currently have pro tools le, wave lab 4, Wavesdiamond. what other stuff would you recommend to get a pro sound for a budget under 2,000.00

thanx

Hello

I will need professional Mastering for Heavy-Nu-Alternativ-Metal productions like Incobus, Korn, …

If you are interested,
I will send more Information and Soundmaterial

kind regards
Thomas

thomas@sunprojects.org

I've purchased 4 PLEXTOR PX-716A drives since last December. The oldest has started to have reliability problems burning DVDs.

I installed a brand new one in a new audio PC the other night. I think it lasted all of 15 minutes before it refused to recognize a CD. I replaced it today with another brand new one and everything is fine.

My Objectives:

1. To get an idea of what I have.
2. To get a FAIR price for what I have.
3. To have it be used.
4. To keep it in this country so that others may use it.

You folks seem to be in the know about this stuff. Any help will be appreciated.

Hello!

I am looking for a tool (software for WinXP) which can test a newly burnt audio CD for errors, and which might give me a test report.

Is there anything you can recommend?

Just out of curiousity and because this always seem to "strike a nerve" with a lot of people. Hypothetically, if you had your choice and analog was as "convenient" as digital format, which would you choose to master with? I'm curious to see what the pro's will say. Most of you guys that are working in the "higher end" studios are still using analog a lot anyway, right?