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Originally Posted by Unsigned Studios  At the moment I use Altiverb for a touch of mastering EQ, a small plate from a Lexicon 450 it that's the right model number. But the M/S feature is so powerful i might end up using ozone's reverb, which setting wise seems a little basic. Are mastering reverbs basic? |
While tools like DrMS can be fun, take the time to learn how to make an MS encode and decode matrix in your DAW's mixer. The amount of control you'll have is better, and, you can use whatever plug-in you like, or hardware for that matter. Search here for various threads on the subject.
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Last but not least a mastering feature I'd like to get into: making the low end of the mix more monophonic.
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If you MS just the bass frequencies, you can simply reduce the side signal. I've done this with the RNDigital Splizer plug with really good results. Sometimes just using the result in a parallel compression path.