anyone got any ideas, input, experience, this is a big project for us and we're new to the game, good equipment, just curious about their skills? or should I even be? thank you

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

Greetings,

Hi..someone pointed me to this board

I am looking for a Mastering Engineer that can work with the type of music I do. I did a lot of reading on this board and came to the conclusion that I need a professional to do the mastering.

I realize that I have reach the point that I need to let the Pros take it from here.

It's so hard to let something go when you have spend so such time doing everything yourself.

So, what is everyone using for routing and listening? Stepped attenuators? Mastering consoles?

What would be the 'dream' mastering desk? What would you want, and use every day? Inserts? Parallel processing paths? VU's?

Just polling everyone, mostly with regards to workflow and what affects it.

I need to have a project that is mastered to CD and is not available on any other media. Would it be worth tracking the CD to 1/2" 30 IPS before I take it be Mastered properly. Or should I just let the engineer do his thing with the CD. By the way the material was originally recorded in the 50's and mastered to CD in the 70's.

Hi all,

I tried doing a search in this forum, but couldn't find what I was lookin' for... So here I am. :)
-tkr

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