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My roomate and I are offering free mastering services to anyone who needs it.

We are both recently graduated certified audio engineers who both attended the Los Angeles Recording School and we would like to gain experience and build our respective portfolios.

Our studio consists of Apple Mac G5 dual-core, ProTools 7 with digi 002, Wavelab (and a PC to run it on), the Waves Diamond Bundle and other assorted pro quality plug-ins and JBL LSR series speakers.

Understand that we are not (yet) profesionals with this and do not have years and years of mastering experience, but both of us have mastered tracks that have been played on big systems that sounded very good, but you be the judge. We are offering this service to get better at mastering songs, especially bass heavy genres like Dubstep and DnB. This is mainly meant for producers on this forum who need another set of ears to make your track sound as good as possible on a large system.

Give us a try, if you like our work, tell your friends, if you dont, dont use the version we send back.

Sorry, we do not have the capabilities to master for vinyl (yet), I am learning the specs and specifics for the future.

PM or email me (kidlogic42 at yahoo dot com) with questions and delivery options.

Do not send MP3's for mastering purposes, please have .wav files ready.

You are crazy...



I might send a track or two your way, if you like. You're in LA, so I can just meet you at the Gumbo Pot at Farmer's Market on Fairfax and pass you a CD.

hit me up, we'll work it out... you're close enough to stop by the studio

feel free to master all of my tunes

fo shizzle Parson, I was gonna PM you and see what you thought about it. Ill hit you when we get a few done...

Any requests for the first few?

empty houses first why not

u have a pm bro! respect.

really nice prop !
big up for that !
sound dedication is massive

is it better to send u stuff without any compression on tracks and on the master ?

big up, talk soon

no.fukkin.shit.

what he dunn said.


large brother!

Sounds like a good idea. Big up left coast steppahs - I might have to throw some tunes your way so another pair of ears (or two) can grapple with them. That is if you aren't booked up already. ;-)

Peace.

large like the saturday nights down local. but not as ugly n not think they too good even tho they going nowhere i hate them bitches they think they're too good but theyre nuthing. they need a hobby they need winky they think they too big but theyre not.
fucking hoes

Depends if you attempt to master them with a pair of butter knives and a plate of pasta bake or not.

Of course im down, id love to get a fresh pair of ears on my tracks oh yeah, i can send a .wav of my latest your way too... what did you think of it btw?

interesting setup for mastering.....what all is done to a track normally when you master it?

that's a seriously kind offer, hope lots of people take you up on it.

BunZer0 wrote: is it better to send u stuff without any compression on tracks and on the master ?

yea generally it's best to have the audio flat out of the sequencer with no treatment at all.

Looks like your gonna be busy. Ill send you about 20 tracks... . No seriously, i'd love to send you some......

ThinKing wrote:

BunZer0 wrote: is it better to send u stuff without any compression on tracks and on the master ?

yea generally it's best to have the audio flat out of the sequencer with no treatment at all.

To save any confusion, you can have compression on individual tracks, if that was what you were asking Bunzero - just leave out any overall compression/limiting on the master channel.

KION wrote:

ThinKing wrote:

BunZer0 wrote: is it better to send u stuff without any compression on tracks and on the master ?

yea generally it's best to have the audio flat out of the sequencer with no treatment at all.

To save any confusion, you can have compression on individual tracks, if that was what you were asking Bunzero - just leave out any overall compression/limiting on the master channel.

Good piont.

KION wrote:

ThinKing wrote:

BunZer0 wrote: is it better to send u stuff without any compression on tracks and on the master ?

yea generally it's best to have the audio flat out of the sequencer with no treatment at all.

To save any confusion, you can have compression on individual tracks, if that was what you were asking Bunzero - just leave out any overall compression/limiting on the master channel.

seen
thanx