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Can we forget about normalization. Yes, it's not the way to master tracks! Now lets get back to the question of should you send a label tracks master or unmaster? I've learnt it's best to ask before sending. unmastered. if it's a really great track and mixed properly you shouldn't have to master it...

Can we forget about normalization. Yes, it's not the way to master tracks! Now lets get back to the question of should you send a label tracks master or unmaster? I've learnt it's best to ask before sending. unmastered. if it's a really great track and mixed properly you shouldn't have to master it...

i think a huge part of it is doing your thing and believing in yourself. don't focus on "being a star" but rather create something that really makes you *feel* something.

Pheek i know you've done some mastering stuff for people and whatnot for a while now and your stuff always sounds good but i have to disagree with you on normalization. It is not mastering at all. Dude, I really know that. I'd be completely nuts to affirm that normalization is mastering. But face i...

Overloud Breverb

as twerk explained to me, overcompressing the main channel makes it louder, but you also loose all the pump to your kicks. extremely noticable when you want to hear your bumping track at low volume. Look up the "loudness war" Exactly, loudness war. Nothing to win there. Normalizing to me,...

as twerk explained to me, overcompressing the main channel makes it louder, but you also loose all the pump to your kicks. extremely noticable when you want to hear your bumping track at low volume. Look up the "loudness war" Exactly, loudness war. Nothing to win there. Normalizing to me,...