Hi

A query here about getting from 24 bit 44.1 kHz sessions to 16 bit 44.1 kHz files.

Usually I BTD the session and import into a 24 bit session where I use mastering software and lastly POW-r dither on the master fader, then I bounce to a 16 bit file.

.

Hello all,
Does anyone know of a studio that can mix and master tracks I have recorded on 1/2 inch tape. I do not want to have to take my machine to the studio with me. I would like to find a place equipped with an 8 track 1/2 inch tape machine so I can just carry the reels with me. I'm in Atlanta, but would consider shipping the tape if I need to.

Hi,

what mastering house will be the best for me?

Price/Quality... I know that those two things doesnt go together very well...

But... Can I get a good mastering for 100$ in LA?

I have a 2 friends who has a mastering in LA. One has a price 100$(DIGIPREP) and the other has 250$(MASTERING LAB).

Just wanted to let everyone know that http://www.waves.com has released their new Mastering Bundle with the L2 plugin . You can download a free demo. Let me know what you think of it.
Thanks.
Allen :w:

I have a custom built mastering desk with the normal stuff on it plus a few extra gadgets on it like separate sum and differance controls with inserts on those also so if a mix does not have enough vox or kick or center itself I can Sum those to mono also with the sides. But I still have a 1/4inch gold patchbay. And I want to switch over to a relay patching matrix.

I just picked up Waveburner for the Mac and it looks very promising as a replacement for MLCD.
My problem is in finding a Firewire CD burner that is compatible with this software and my Mac. Emagic's website is not a big help as they only mention mechanism numbers and not the actual models.

My band is ready to hand off our self-produced CD for mastering. Several of us have done recording projects before, but they've all been provided to mastering on DAT; this time around, the whole record has been done (and kept) in 24-bit on a PC DAW.

.

Hello, first post. Right off the bat, this website is a real resource of information...truly a great find.
I'm always trying to learn how to listen better to music and was wondering if you find some things, which most people may not consciously pick up on, very obvious that would be of help.