Re: Good vs. Bad Mastering
Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2012 11:18 pm
masterin is different for every format and every type o tune. you really need to get the mix right. that is more imortant than mastering.
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Re: Good vs. Bad Mastering
Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2012 11:47 pm
Im undecided about this myself. To squash or not to squash, lol.
Re: Good vs. Bad Mastering
Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2012 12:20 am
this 100% - i'm just getting to grips with how things "should sound" on systems when they're not mixed down/mastered properly, and seeing as i don't have professional speakers to produce on, this is my only choice! but i don't mind doing this for the time being, i think of it as training the ears and knowing what should sound "right"wub wrote:I think Electric meant that you should try and listen to the tune that you yourself have mastered on a variety of different systems, to get a feel for how it sounds. For example, when I master I obviously listen back to the track on my studio machine, with the proper monitors. But then I burn a copy onto CD so I can listen to it through the PA system I run my CDJs through in the lounge, and in the car to see how my shitty car stereo speakers handle it.jrisreal wrote:good advice, but I'm not asking about professional systems. thanks, for trying to help, though.Electric_Head wrote:Test your mastering on other systems.
It`s the only way of knowing what your mastering is like in the context of a professional system.
