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 Mastering is the final process in all professional recordings. "Mastering" is often a mystery to many people. However, the goal of mastering is quite simple, to take a song and make it reach its greatest potential. Getting the best sound out of your newly mixed songs generally requires a third party, a mastering engineer with a fresh set of ears, one who has not been immersed in the process of tracking and mixing those songs. Many recording studios do not specialize in mastering, which also creates a need for a proper mastering studio.

The process of mastering is about objective listening, adding a third party to the table also adds another way of thinking about the big picture. Second in importance to a mastering engineer's finely trained ears, are the tools of the mastering engineer. This includes an accurate well-tuned room (listening environment), an extremely high quality monitoring path including extremely accurate Analog to Digital and Digital to Analog converters, and high fidelity accurate mastering quality monitors (speakers). These are the basics for listening and playback. Additionally, professional mastering often employs EQ, Compression, and other processing.
Although mastering takes generally less time than recording and mixing of any project, it is no less important. The whole goal of mastering, is for your music to have a national sound, a professional final master ready to be sent to duplication. We create consistent volumes between songs, we can make songs louder, we employ consistent equalization (i.e. bass, mids, highs), we smooth transitions between songs (fade ins, fade outs, standardized or custom space between tracks).
 
Often times, songs are too "bright" or "bass heavy" before mastering, that also can be remedied. The talent of a mastering engineer lies in knowing what is called for in a particular situation. The creativity lies in adding warmth, depth, widening the stereo image of a recording, and masterfully using EQ to bring out the best in a song. The end result of our mastering will add a theme of continuity in the entire project and from one song to the next.
 
 
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Mastering can do the following things:
  1. Stereo Editing rearrange songs, intro fades, end fades, space between songs.
  2. Create Volume Consistency between all songs.
  3. Maximum Volume Levels to be equal with professional national standards. We avoid over compression as a rule unless otherwise requested.
  4. Stereo Compression and Limiting to make your songs "radio ready".
  5. Add "Warmth", Create "Depth" to your music.
  6. Improve Overall Stereo Imaging of your music.

 

Mastering Rates
 $175/Per Song 
 
  1. Stereo Editing
  2. Create Volume Consistency
  3. Maximum Volume Levels
  4. Change Sonic Character
  5. Stereo Compression and Limiting
  6. Add "Sonic Glue"
  7. Add "Warmth", Create "Depth"
  8. Improve Overall Stereo Imaging
Try Us
Do you want to hear the difference great mastering makes? (Please allow up to 3 weeks turnaround on a Discount mastering sample.)

We are offering a unique opportunity for you to send in your music to us to see what we can do for you. We are confident you will be amazed at the difference our mastering can make for your music.
 Just send us one un-mastered song minimum of 3 minutes on CD , along with self-addressed padded mailer with proper postage, and     $25    To send with your song for operating Expenses . Or contact us by     we can also get your file/files by FTP or WAVE file transfer
 
 We will master your song and return a portion, roughly 30-120  seconds in length, as a custom finished sample of our mastering work.
You will get to hear first hand what we can do for you. The differences can be astounding. Major Label Mastering Quality You have nothing to lose!

 

Pay Here $175 per song, to be fully Mastered with out the trial offer  
 
Samples Of  Mastered Songs

 

 

Our Software

 

 Waves L3

L3 Ultramaximizer™

 

The World’s First Multi-Band Auto-Summing Limiter

With the L3 Peak Limiter, Waves has once again created an entirely new category of audio processor.

Like its predecessors, the acclaimed L1 and L2 limiters, the L3 is destined to become an indispensable tool for professional mixing and mastering by offering unprecedented control over multi-band peak limiting.

The key to the L3’s power is its patent-pending Peak Limiting Mixer™ (PLMixer™) engine. The L3 differs from conventional wide band and multi-band limiters in several ways:

Unlike wide band limiters, the L3 first uses linear phase crossover filters to divide the audio spectrum into five bands.


The PLMixer™ then uses psychoacoustic criteria to intelligently decide how much attenuation to apply to each band so that all available headroom is used.

The result is that intermodulation is minimized and overall loudness is maximized, while brick-wall limiting is still maintained—all while retaining the simplicity of a single master threshold control.

Unlike traditional multi-band limiters, the PLMixer™ doesn’t require a wide band peak limiter to catch overshoots generated by individual band adjustments.

 Instead, the PLMixer™ automatically controls the gain relationship between the bands.

The L3's Priority control allows the user to control the relative limiting of each band. This unique control lets users adjust the tonal character of the L3 over a wide range, while maintaining brick-wall limiting.

 

The L3 allows a 12dB boost or cut in each band in addition to the limiting applied to each band. In effect, this feature functions exactly like a Linear Phase EQ placed before the limiting section of the L3, making the a final mastering tool.

The L3 features a linear phase crossover which doesn't introduce phase distortion between the frequency bands.
The crossover points are selectable by the user.

 

While the technology of the PLMixer™ allows the L3 to be extraordinarily transparent, additional controls allow it to emulate the color and character of vintage limiters.

The Separation control, for example, adjusts the independence of each band; when set to 0, the bands do not react separately, and so the L3 functions—and sounds—like a wide band limiter.

The Master Release alters the L3’s Adaptive Release Control (ARC), offering a Warm, Scaled, Aggressive, and Manual tonal options in addition to the standard ARC setting.

Rounding out the L3’s feature set is the acclaimed Waves dithering and noise shaping section, which delivers the highest perceived quality of sound after quantizing.

 

 
 

 


 

An unparalleled (and patented) mixing and mastering tool.  Maximum bass response from any system is in your hands. Download NOW Maxx Bass processed audio files on line!!
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Precision high frequency dynamic processor, modeled after vintage gear for fast, easy de-essing/HF limiting. Isolate and attenuate specific high frequencies. Apply lightly to a wide variety of mixes producing great sounding results. The ideal audio plug-in for attenuating high frequency ‘ess’ sounds - perfect for editing solo vocal takes and instrumentals.  Using simple controls and dynamic graphic interface, either BandPass or HighPass SideChain filter-modes can be selected to isolate specific 'ess' sounds for attenuation.  Factory presets are included for male and female voices, including wide and narrow focus for "ess" and "shh" sounds.  DeEsser's low CPU requirements make it super-quick and easy to use.  It includes sharp filters in the SideChain, an energy detector hard knee compressor and a crossover filter.  DeEsser features wideband or split audio-modes for attenuating either the entire audio or just high range frequencies.

 

  

 

Waves X-Noise reduces noise with minimal signal degradation while preserving excellent audio quality. Part of Waves Restoration bundle, X-Noise removes hiss and hum from vinyl records and damaged recordings. Featuring a friendly interface that is easy to learn and use, it intelligently learns from a section of noise,  then applies broadband noise reduction to eliminate background noise from any source. With its intuitive user interface, X-Noise features primary controls that are similar to classic dynamics processors.

X-Noise is ideal for removing background noise caused by tape hiss and air-conditioner/ventilation systems. Real-time operation allows you to adjust the parameters and hear the results immediately.

 

 

Vintage EQ for rich, clear equalization.  Double precision resolution. Check out the Michael Gerzon and Baxandall filter-curves that emulate the warm sounds of analog vintage-style EQ filters. If you have a slightly dull or flat track, during final mastering you can tweak the edges and really breathe some life into it. Waves innovative standard functions allow simultaneous multi-parameter adjustment, so if you design a filter-curve that you like, you can select all bands and adjust them all together while maintaining the curve. Attention native users! The REQ provides warm and clear vintage-style EQ on native PC and Macintosh applications. It includes real-time graphing, preview, bypass functions and all with just a few intuitive clicks. Slick controls and great classic-style EQ sound make REQ the equalizer your audio deserves! All REQ functions can be performed using your computer's CPU power, i.e. no extra hardware is required!

 
  Brand new proprietary algorithm

 Accurate dynamic noise profiling

 Better low frequency resolution

 Advanced transient preservation

 
The Z-Noise Difference
 

Other noise reduction methods need you to provide a section of pure noise in order to deliver optimal results. Z-Noise features an exclusive Extract mode which can create a noise profile from sources that contain signal, as well as a flexible Adaptive mode. This innovative dynamic noise profiling delivers unparalleled results when reducing noise that changes over time.

What’s more, other noise reduction systems are limited by the restrictions of traditional FFT band split methods, which divide the frequency range linearly into equally spaced bands. This leads to excessive frequency resolution in the high end, and insufficient frequency resolution in the lower end of the spectrum. And in the time domain, it results in insufficient time resolution for high frequencies and excessive time resolution for low frequencies. These inherent limitations lead to smeared audio images that lack crispness and clarity. Z-Noise changes all that.

Z-Noise employs a brand new “more musical” algorithm which delivers better low-frequency resolution and improved time sensitivity. Combined with its advanced adjustable transient enhancement, Z-Noise lets you remove noise while retaining all the power and punch of your source recordings. The result: Better noise reduction and better transient preservation.
 
   

For many top engineers and producers, there’s nothing better than Waves Renaissance plug-ins for achieving the warm, smooth compression, limiting, gating, and equalization associated with classic audio gear. Renaissance Channel, with EQ, compression, gating and limiting. conveniently combines that sound into a single, intuitive channel strip.

 


Renaissance Channel is a precision channel processor combining the finest equalization, compression, limiting, and gating, all in the famous Renaissance series tradition of smooth and warm sound. Featuring: Vintage modeled EQ and compressor, selectable EQ/Dynamics ordering, independent setting of sidechain routing and filtering for compression and gating, overload protection, stereo rotation, and true double precision. This processor takes the concept of channel insert to the limit and beyond. True to Waves tradition, you asked for a channel processor, we created something better.

 
 


True Blumlein shuffling, MS/LR processing, four unique stereo-image tools, unequaled anywhere.   The S1 is a unique set of tools for re mastering stereo mixes by enhancing and altering the stereo effect, designed for whenever the best stereo effect from a stereo track, mix or recording is required for mixing, mastering or remix applications.