I used to own wavelab for mastering. Unfortunately it's not compatible with my new computer and I'm not shelling out $500 for an upgrade. I've been using Nuendo multi-track for mastering. Any of you do the same? Use your multitrack software for mastering?

I came across this LANDR mastering on Soundcloud the other day, So the curious side of my brain went "hmmmm...what this 'ere, then, eh?" and I had to take a look further.

If you join LANDR via Soundcloud they offer a "mastering " service for your mixes.

This ought to be good I thought :rolleyes:

Hello, i was wondering if any of you would be willing to let me use any unmastered tracks for my mastering module on my audio engineering course. They would be put through very high quality gear at my university and mastered to the best of my ability. I can then wetransfer the mastered files back to you in a few months as a thank you.

Hi there, this is my first post on this site because I couldn't seem to find many people talking about this. I just finished recording a record and mixing it on Logic & a Mackie Mixer, etc. Record's all done from that point and now I need to send it off to some guys for mastering, but I was curious if I could put the mixed record on a USB or hard drive for sending?

I came across this video that made me discover this very nice fellow.
Serving the customer's needs is not the modo of everyone but this guy has it !

I borrowed this from the DUC. I hope it makes more sense than I do at explaining things. YMMV as does each DAW. I do NOT mean this as a directive to send anyone towards Pro Tools as a choice of their DAW. Since this method was taught to me it has opened up my mixes and made my work flow somewhat easier with drastic results.

Engineer Bob Katz, interviewed at Sae Institute in Paris, explaining how he became a recording engineer, and eventually, a mastering engineer.

Enjoy. :)

Or maybe I should have titled this thread "Mastering 101".

I found this video on Youtube:

hey all,

I've been using this subscription,used service for a few months. The audio quality is good. I have music spanning from the 70s-current, on my playlists.

The i find the difference between songs levels, enough where they are uncomfortablely soft or loud, sometimes when playing back to back.

Hi everyone

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