Hi,
I need a bit of advice on which mastering software to purchase. I have narrowed it done to WaveBurner Pro and Spark. Does anyone have any thoughts on either on one of these programs. I am running TDM Mix ++ with all of the trimmings.

Thanks,

Mike

Hi,
I need a bit of advice on which mastering software to purchase. I have narrowed it done to WaveBurner Pro and Spark. Does anyone have any thoughts on either on one of these programs.

Thanks,

Mike

Im new to recording and have limited equipment and funds, so if my method seems unorthodox, please forgive me. What I have been doing so far is recording through an analog mixer to a stand-alone 24 track hard disk (Mackie SDR). I track up to 22 tracks and then mix these while bouncing the stereo mix to the last 2 tracks.

Could anyone out there give me a heads up on Wave Burner Pro or anyother Digidesign compatible mastering solution. I am a heavy Logic Audio user so Wave Burner seems like an obvious choice.I have a full on TDM system with all of the trimings. I am less concerned with plugins then I am having a good sound user interface.

I'm interested in finding mastering software that won't break the bank. I have looked at Sonic Solutions SonicStudio HD but there seem to be no retailers selling it. I also looked at T racks and a couple of others. I'm using a PC with Sonic Foundry Sound Forge and Cool Edit now. What I need is a good two track mastering program...and advice or suggestion would be appreciated.

I use wavelab, have been content with but wanna no if theres something better out there. name a few others if any if u want

I posted this question at a couple of the other forums but I thought I would put it up here to see what the DAW world folks have to say.I run a small recording studio that does mostly demos and low budget indy releases. I prefer to have my mixes mastered by a professional mastering house because I don't have the tools and monitor set up to get proper results.

I posted a similar question in Harvey's forum without much results so I thought I would try here. I run a small recording studio that does mostly demos and low budget indy releases. I prefer to have my mixes mastered by a professional mastering house because I don't have the tools and monitor set up to get proper results.

I didn't know if I should post this here or at the Mastering forum. It's pretty much a bottom feeder question :) !

i'm looking for a great mac mastering software package - just the CD writing part,
not the eq and compression part. do people
actually like Jam?