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Peaks · 26th January 2012

Yes, I try to do this a lot. Keep in mind that I'm only an amateur though with poor equipment and not really much experience, so it's not like I can produce MASTERING level quality... but I that's irrelevant when it comes to remastering for personal use. EVERYTHING can be improved, even if it's just to correct for speakers/room and when the target is YO, you don't need to be hyper critical. If it sounds good in the current room/where you listen, that's all you need, saves time too.

26th January 2012	#2
Peaks Gear Head Joined: Oct 2010 Location: US Posts: 58	Yes, I try to do this a lot. Keep in mind that I'm only an amateur though with poor equipment and not really much experience, so it's not like I can produce MASTERING level quality... but I that's irrelevant when it comes to remastering for personal use. EVERYTHING can be improved, even if it's just to correct for speakers/room and when the target is YO, you don't need to be hyper critical. If it sounds good in the current room/where you listen, that's all you need, saves time too.