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Hello, steppers. Quite long way to perfection we had. After 6 years in the making we can share our experience with you. SO if you would like to ask something, check out the information below:

We just opened easy operated online service http://www.mastering.lt .
We are oriented in bass & beat music, so there are all information



For all our new clients we offer a free test drive. This means you can send as a mixed track or separate stems of your project and we will send you a 2 min preview. We are sure you will like the resulting sound:)



Mid-end mastering (Software only, no revisions): 15 EUR per track

HI-end mastering (Hardware and Software combined, with extra revisions): 30 EUR per track

Equipment:
http://mastering.lt/en/167989/facilities

Direct Contact Q & A etc:
http://mastering.lt/900774/contact

Facebook Community :
http://www.facebook.com/masteringlt

Dont hesitate to ask here or contact us personally

as i said, we're open for the discuss and every question will be answered.

wow that studio looks fucking divine, DIVINE!

$20 AU for mid end mastering aswell... very affordable.

Nice to hear that. Greatings from Lithuania.

this is real cool of you guys, really cheap, but just to let you know wub is probably gonna lock this in 3...2...1...

Sent over an email, got a very fast reply!
Will be emailing you my WAV shortly to test this!

I dont think this really deserves to be locked if it is good quality stuff. Let's see what brett comes back with?

Yeah. I guess it seems like spam. But as i mentioned, this forum have lots of topics about mixing, how to do this and that , how to sound fat. ETC . So we can help even on forum thread Who want to ask us for work, they can use direct contact as brett did

got your reply today Dan, will send you over a tune when im home from work!

Spelling mistake on your "examples" page; After Matering.

Thanks . Will fix that.

not locked :O

now r u open to share the knowledge on a post basis as well?

I got a mastering question for youz. what are common techniques used in mastering to perfect the audio? I'm not talking about limiters, reverb, general eq and whatnot. I'm talking the behind the scenes work to get rid of problems.

i'd be interested in hearing a before and after mastering on a track

actually i have a question for you: i hear a lot about keeping headroom in a mix, and a lot of people recommend having your mix peak at -10db before you send it off to be mastered. is this how you prefer it to be?

also whats the best bit depth to sent the file in? i watched a steinberg vid where they recommend 32bit float, as it has way more headroom, whats your thoughts on this? from what i've read its best to keep it at 44.1khz throught the entire production process, and not to dither it, is this correct?

Cheers!

has brett got his tune back yet?

jrisreal wrote:I got a mastering question for youz. what are common techniques used in mastering to perfect the audio? I'm not talking about limiters, reverb, general eq and whatnot. I'm talking the behind the scenes work to get rid of problems.

haha buddy thats so abstract.

VirtualMark wrote:actually i have a question for you: i hear a lot about keeping headroom in a mix, and a lot of people recommend having your mix peak at -10db before you send it off to be mastered. is this how you prefer it to be?

also whats the best bit depth to sent the file in? i watched a steinberg vid where they recommend 32bit float, as it has way more headroom, whats your thoughts on this? from what i've read its best to keep it at 44.1khz throught the entire production process, and not to dither it, is this correct?

Cheers!

Dear VirtualMark,

I recommend having at least between 3-6 dbs of headroom. From my experience having 2 much and then boosting it to commercial loudness might introduce unwanted noises.
And there are cases when I get clipping wavs, mostly from Ableton producers, they tend to mix in red:) But I patiently teach them every time

Bit depth should be at least 24 bits, 32bit floating is even better but not necessary. I keep my productions at 44.1khz 24 bit. this is optimal for the dance music IMHO.

Dithering is applied as a final stage of mastering process once going to 16bit wavs. So no need for that on your end:)

I hope I answered your questions mate.

Best
Denis "Emery" Teluchin
Director / Head Engineer
Mastering.lt

BevOh wrote:has brett got his tune back yet?

Brett promised to send me the mix without limiter on master channel and with some headroom, but I never got it.

Brett, are you still planning to give it a try?

Denis "Emery" Teluchin
Director / Head Engineer
Mastering.lt