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Originally Posted by brethes@mac.com  Because it puts pressure on mixing engineer to deliver mixes for approval that are as loud as mastered ones, wrecking the dynamics with limiters, clipping, over-compression or all three!
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Because it is the mastering engineer's job to wreck the dynamics with limiters, clipping, over-compression or all three, right?
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Wouldn't be so bad is then they would supply a clean version for mastering together with the approved suqashed one, but more often than not these days this doesn't happen...
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That makes sense, but then I would change the original statement to "Don't compare your mixes to masters that have been squashed (i.e., ruined)".
John Link