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Daedalus77 · 7th March 2010

My experience working with several MEs, including guys at the top of the food-chain, from Sterling and elsewhere, is that they are generally committed to great customer service, are intent on giving the client (the artist, producer, or whomever) the results desired, will routinely offer several versions of the master, and are quite willing to revisit a master until they get it "right."

I also think comparing mastering engineers to physicians (as in the original post) is hyperbolic.

7th March 2010	#14
Daedalus77 Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2006 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 1,645	My experience working with several MEs, including guys at the top of the food-chain, from Sterling and elsewhere, is that they are generally committed to great customer service, are intent on giving the client (the artist, producer, or whomever) the results desired, will routinely offer several versions of the master, and are quite willing to revisit a master until they get it "right." I also think comparing mastering engineers to physicians (as in the original post) is hyperbolic. __________________ "Where there is much desire to learn, there of necessity will be much arguing." — John Milton (1608-1674) "The aspiration to truth is more precious than its assured possession." — Gotthold Lessing (1729-1781)