Hi group,

I am a new member to this site. It really looks like a ton of great information. I am glad I found it. I have a quick question about recording software but first here is my current gear set-up

Just wondering if you guys mught have any suggestions for editing/mastering software for the Mac platform. I'm running Logic and am a bit frustrated by it's editing capabilites (or lack thereof). I really don't need "mastering" software, per se, as I'm going to be outsourcing my final mixes to someone more qualified, but I'd like the option to tweak my mixes beyond what Logic offers.

I running a pro tools setup through a Soundcraft Ghost...whats the best mastering software out there?

So 16 bit DAT is all over. Recently I've been running my mixes onto 2 tracks on my RADAR and transfering them to computer to top and tail them before handing them to the client as 24 bit WAV files. Mastering engineers seem to be happy with that. Is that the best current format?

For anyone interested, Musicians Friend has Wavelab Essential for $99. It goes for $199 everywhere else I've seen. I would get it fast because it apprears to be a scew up on their part.

Hello once again,

Hi Friends,

I am looking for a good mastering software standalone or VST. I am currently having a UAD-1, is there any plugin that is good for mastering.

thanx
d-gautam

What is the best sounding mastering software for processing audio?
And what software has the best mastering plugins?

For now I'm using Logic with my selections of Waves and UAD plugins, but i feel i could get more out of working with a system like Sonic Solutions.

I have three Rap/Pop songs that I recorded and mixed at my home studio... I will also have to master these songs because we cannot afford to take them to a professional. I want to make sure that I the finished products have a consistant feel so the listeners ears will not have to reajust when they go to the next track.

There is a group in the process of developing Mastering software for Linux. There is not a web site as of yet, but you can check out the mail list at:
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jamin-devel