Mastering Studio for Jazz

tas chris · 21st August 2006, 08:53 PM

hi all,

can anyone recommend a good mastering studio for jazz (and similar acoustic styles) in germany ? i tried some, but several times my mixes lost depth & dynamic detail during mastering.

i hope this is the right forum (or should i post it in the masteringforum ?)

christian

please feel free to email me if you don´t want to post your recommendations here ...

**Remoteness** · 24th August 2006, 04:37 PM

Yes, good idea -- consider also posting this in the Mastering forum.

blaugruen7 · 24th August 2006, 09:27 PM

hmmm.
maybe ask daniel?
from http://www.ideeundklang.ch/de/studio
he is a gearslutz member, too.
based in basel, he is recording, mixing and mastering ecm-stuff

T.RayBullard · 25th August 2006, 03:14 AM

http://www.pauleracoustics.de/paulerac/pa_pauler!.html

He is really a genius.

Quote:

Originally Posted by tas chris

hi all,

can anyone recommend a good mastering studio for jazz (and similar acoustic styles) in germany ? i tried some, but several times my mixes lost depth & dynamic detail during mastering.

i hope this is the right forum (or should i post it in the masteringforum ?)

christian

please feel free to email me if you don´t want to post your recommendations here ...

bit mangler · 25th August 2006, 04:00 AM

Teddy,

Glad you mentioned Pauleracoustics .One of my favourite CDs is Chris Jones -Roadhouses & Automobiles by Stockfishe Records which is closely related to Pauler acoustics.Great quality recordings.
However I remember in one of their rooms (with the B&W 801s),the desk covers about 60% of the monitor(basically the desk is so high).I wonder if this is a good thing.

T.RayBullard · 25th August 2006, 06:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bit mangler

Teddy,

Glad you mentioned Pauleracoustics .One of my favourite CDs is Chris Jones -Roadhouses & Automobiles by Stockfishe Records which is closely related to Pauler acoustics.Great quality recordings.
However I remember in one of their rooms (with the B&W 801s),the desk covers about 60% of the monitor(basically the desk is so high).I wonder if this is a good thing.

Heck, must be! The recordings still sound amazing!

I think Gunter owns stockfish, no?

http://www.stockfisch-records.de/stckfish/sf_start.html

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blaugruen7 Lives for gear Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: berlin Posts: 1,654	hmmm. maybe ask daniel? from http://www.ideeundklang.ch/de/studio he is a gearslutz member, too. based in basel, he is recording, mixing and mastering ecm-stuff

25th August 2006, 04:00 AM	#5
bit mangler Gear addict Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Motor City,USA Posts: 403	Teddy, Glad you mentioned Pauleracoustics .One of my favourite CDs is Chris Jones -Roadhouses & Automobiles by Stockfishe Records which is closely related to Pauler acoustics.Great quality recordings. However I remember in one of their rooms (with the B&W 801s),the desk covers about 60% of the monitor(basically the desk is so high).I wonder if this is a good thing.