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But it’s also the gear... and the room... and monitors... again way more variables than just one or two things
Again... I dig plugins like this... I own it and luressen and latest ozone advanced and a butt ton of other plugs... I think of all of them as mix finalizers more than real mastering
But, I’m an old
Again... I dig plugins like this... I own it and luressen and latest ozone advanced and a butt ton of other plugs... I think of all of them as mix finalizers more than real mastering
But, I’m an old
Having said that, its all about having a few "reliable" frames of reference. If you're familiar with a set of headphones and how a good master sounds on them, then you would know how to make a master sound good on them.
I's still say monitors are also important so you can have a sense in "how it moves the air" as well. The equipment is more about anything that allows low rations and fine levels adjustments, other than that there are just so many different modules and plugins you can use these days that will do the job.
I'm just trying to open people's mind to the fact that its not a dark art and just about anyone can "learn" to do it. Like everything else worthwhile it takes practice and time.