After you've recorded your epic chances are pretty good you're going to want to give it a "once over" with a little touch up EQ and some high quality compression. While we will always suggest you leave these delicate operations to professionals it can be attempted by engineers and home recordists. Following you will find professional quality mastering tools that can be found in the world's finest mastering facilities... so if you are indeed a real mastering engineer, here are some tools that should make your life easier... and if you're one of the growing plethora of folk that are trying to take a stab at mastering, here are some of the tools that the real pros employ. Doing your own mastering is really kind of a kin to trying to do your own dentistry" but every now and again you could be successful [we think of the "home dentistry" scene in the Tom Hanks movie "Castaway" when ever this thought is mentioned]. |
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