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Post by dubmonkey » Thu Nov 19, 2009 7:47 am

hey guys am just wondering what to use asin of software of hardware to get a mastered cd,
ive seen quite alot of people doing it with (just) Software,.... ? is this right? if so
what software to go with?
what hardware to go with?
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Re: Mastering Advice

Post by deadly_habit » Thu Nov 19, 2009 8:02 am

miss the big sticky before you posted this?

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Post by Ongelegen » Thu Nov 19, 2009 8:03 am

mastering is a whole other trade then mixing, i suggest you get your shit mastered by someone who has experience with it. Unless u wanna learn, but ofcourse this will be a looong proces :wink:

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Post by lowpass » Thu Nov 19, 2009 8:39 am

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Re: Mastering Advice

Post by dubmonkey » Thu Nov 19, 2009 2:05 pm

deadly habit wrote:miss the big sticky before you posted this?
no i didn't that sticky didnt help me at all.
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Re: Mastering Advice

Post by nitz » Thu Nov 19, 2009 3:47 pm

dubmonkey wrote:
deadly habit wrote:miss the big sticky before you posted this?
no i didn't that sticky didnt help me at all.
:x
haha you having a joke or what?
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Post by macc » Thu Nov 19, 2009 3:56 pm

That sticky doesn't really address any specific gear stuff, to be fair. It's really just a mixing thread, tbh. But @ the OP - there's a lot of threads on what stuff you can use for the job.

When it comes to creating a CD, most apps will burn a CD from wave files but then you have CD-text, ISRC, PQ codes, EAN etc etc which you would need more specialist stuff for, if you want them included (royalties!).
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Post by lowpass » Thu Nov 19, 2009 4:47 pm

macc wrote:That sticky doesn't really address any specific gear stuff, to be fair. It's really just a mixing thread, tbh. But @ the OP - there's a lot of threads on what stuff you can use for the job.

When it comes to creating a CD, most apps will burn a CD from wave files but then you have CD-text, ISRC, PQ codes, EAN etc etc which you would need more specialist stuff for, if you want them included (royalties!).
Hi macc, I been reading up on the pq coding.

I've got waveburner and it can do the burn-disk-at-once-mode-thing (can't remember the name)

was wondering if the program can be used to create full red-book standard disks?

really happy with it soo far

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Post by macc » Thu Nov 19, 2009 8:40 pm

I dunno - PC man here - but I do know quite a few people use it :)

I think there was a bug though, some files getting truncated to 15 bits when burning, or something like that. Search the gearslutz mastering board :)
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Post by lowpass » Thu Nov 19, 2009 8:57 pm

macc wrote:I dunno - PC man here - but I do know quite a few people use it :)

I think there was a bug though, some files getting truncated to 15 bits when burning, or something like that. Search the gearslutz mastering board :)
woo, a built in bit-crusher, just what I need :roll:

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