I don't know if anyone has seen the latest issue of EQ Magazine, but Massive Mastering has the back page, "Room with a VU". I thought it was pretty cool that a guy that gives so much of his time and knowledge to this forum gets some pretty cool press.

Congrats John!

Steve

After reading up on 24-bit recording, I became compelled to re-record my old 4-track cassettes from when I first started with recording, and a few albums I bought on cassette into digital. I recorded them before onto my desktop computer's built in Avance97 audio card, in 16/44.1, but I could tell a noticeable difference between the .wav file and the source tape.

Will I be able to go into a studio with .aif files needing to be mastered & have no problems?. . how do I find out what studios can do it? Are most studios compatible with Cubase? Does this make sense? .

Thanks in advance...

Hi,

I just opened up a studio about 4 months ago, and now have the studio dialed in enough to where i have paying clients. I am looking for a good mastering house that i can work with to recommend. I am shooting for at least 3 to 4 bands a month and will probably be expanding as time goes on. I want to have a house that i can work with, to gurantee my clients.

Due to the everlasting budget-problem, I have to master most of my work myself.
When mastering, I first listen to the mix on various systems, and make notes on the sound.
Allmost everytime I find the mix lacking highs from about 4k. This is confermed by the Waves PAZ analyzer, showing a gentle rolloff in the high frequenties.

Hi People!
Well listen to some new pop produktions and I really ask my self why it sounds like that.
I got the feeling sometimes that the playback is extra mastered and the voice extra too.

I'm curious to know what level most people master videos at? When mastering (which I don't claI'm to be very good at) I never know what meters to choose. I have the Waves Platinum bundle and I'm always wondering what I should be looking at. RMS, Peak, Fast, Slow, Moderate, A, B, C -weighted? I know everyone says "just use your ears" but I'd love to know what everyone else does. Thanks!

Hey guys, Im hoping some ME's can tell me what the sound benefits of printing DAW mixes to 1/2 inch are, and what kind of situation call for this process. I'll be finshing up a metal record pretty soon, and I want to know if this process is worth spending the extra $$'s on.

Thanx a lot!
-dan

Hi all,

This is my first post here (great forum!) and I do apologize if this is in the wrong section. I just purchased a new mastering VST called spectralive, my crappy speakers never sounded better, and it's dirt cheap, anyway just thought it would be helpful for some.

They have mp3 demos but they don't do justice to the the product IMHO.