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Old 26th March 2008, 01:12 AM   #1
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In need of a good ME in the UK...

Hiya folks, need some advice...

I usually go to Exchange when I get stuff mastered but the project I'm on at the mo the client can't afford those kind of rates....


Their budget is £350 for 6 tracks.

There's plenty of places I see for those kind of rates but I'm scared to send to someone at the bottom end of the market or the £40 per track kind of thing.

Would less time with a good ME be the better option? It would only leave a couple of hours.

Would that be enough time? I don't often get the luxury of pro mastering and I really want to give this project the best shot... Help!?


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Old 28th March 2008, 12:02 AM   #2
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Hiya folks, need some advice...

I usually go to Exchange when I get stuff mastered but the project I'm on at the mo the client can't afford those kind of rates....


Their budget is £350 for 6 tracks.

There's plenty of places I see for those kind of rates but I'm scared to send to someone at the bottom end of the market or the £40 per track kind of thing.

Would less time with a good ME be the better option? It would only leave a couple of hours.

Would that be enough time? I don't often get the luxury of pro mastering and I really want to give this project the best shot... Help!?


Cheers....
£350 for 5 tracks is decent budget enough to find you some good alternatives to The Exchange. A careful Google search (check the engineer's track record & experience rather than pictures of the equipment or vague claims guaranteed quality) should bring up several strong options.
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Old 28th March 2008, 07:33 PM   #3
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Hi,

If you want to give us a shot, I guarantee my work so you can't go wrong.

You can send a song, 24 or 16 bit through <www.sendspace.com>

1. Select File to be uploaded (1 Song takes 4 minutes to upload)
2. Enter our e-mail address as the recipient: waltzmastering@gmail.com
3. Press “send”

Easy.....

I'll master it and send you back a snippet for your approval.
You wouldn't have to pay unless you were 100% good with it.

Please check out my facility at http://www.waltzmastering.com
give me a jingle at waltzaudio@gmail.com

Thanks, Tom Waltz
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We can help you here in the UK, or point you in the right direction down south. Please contact us through the site - mottomastering.com.

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