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Old 31st October 2006   #1
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I am trying to find a Mastering House for a project. The music is kind of U2/ As Tall as loins type of sound. I am mostly interested in the music being mastered for MP3 players. I would like to have a mastered version for MP3 and a 24 bit Tape or CD. Any places somebody can recommend?
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Do you have a budget in mind? This would really help people sugestions.
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I am trying to find a Mastering House for a project. The music is kind of U2/ As Tall as loins type of sound. I am mostly interested in the music being mastered for MP3 players. I would like to have a mastered version for MP3 and a 24 bit Tape or CD. Any places somebody can recommend?
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Wow!!!

Anyway...

What's the budget?
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I am trying to find a Mastering House for a project. The music is kind of U2/ As Tall as loins type of sound. I am mostly interested in the music being mastered for MP3 players. I would like to have a mastered version for MP3 and a 24 bit Tape or CD. Any places somebody can recommend?
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Just out of curiosity....what would be the purpose of a 24 bit tape?
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Just out of curiosity....what would be the purpose of a 24 bit tape?
Why of course, to put it through a TASCAM - DA-45HR & then a Boss ce-2 chorus pedal...........
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Why of course, to put it through a TASCAM - DA-45HR & then a Boss ce-2 chorus pedal...........
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Chorus pedal? I thought the newest rage in mastering pedals was the RAT distortion pedal?

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check out my www.mikewellsmastering.com. very reasonable.
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Chorus pedal? I thought the newest rage in mastering pedals was the RAT distortion pedal?
That's "old school" (and actually has been done during mixing BTW).
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That's "old school" (and actually has been done during mixing BTW).
Pedals inserted into channels in mixing is actually pretty cool. A couple I have used semi-recently in a mix situation include a sans amp pedal for a bass split, and a Moogerfooger 12 stage phaser. Of course, in my daily workflow in a mastering situation... um... no thanks. But with the distortion on some LOUD albums these days, you'd think they did!
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Pedals inserted into channels in mixing is actually pretty cool. A couple I have used semi-recently in a mix situation include a sans amp pedal for a bass split, and a Moogerfooger 12 stage phaser. Of course, in my daily workflow in a mastering situation... um... no thanks. But with the distortion on some LOUD albums these days, you'd think they did!
But if you added a chorus pedal during mastering ......it would sound twice as BIG

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just make sure the chorus pedal has detented pots. that's how can tell the real mastering engineers.
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