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Edward_Vinatea · 16th October 2008

Working on both online and on mastering sessions with clientele sitting in, I can say that I deliver most online jobs as 44.1/16bit .wav or .aif files approximately 85% of the time while only 15% is other formats, resolutions and sampling rates.

When I have mastering sessions with the artist(s) they walk away with a red book compliant PMCD along with a cue sheet, and less than 20% of the time I am asked to write ISRC's and bar codes (I am required mainly by labels). I guess most indies artists are unaware of them or don't require it.

16th October 2008	#5
Edward_Vinatea Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2008 Location: NYC Posts: 938	Working on both online and on mastering sessions with clientele sitting in, I can say that I deliver most online jobs as 44.1/16bit .wav or .aif files approximately 85% of the time while only 15% is other formats, resolutions and sampling rates. When I have mastering sessions with the artist(s) they walk away with a red book compliant PMCD along with a cue sheet, and less than 20% of the time I am asked to write ISRC's and bar codes (I am required mainly by labels). I guess most indies artists are unaware of them or don't require it. __________________ Edward Vinatea Audio Engineer ----------------------------