Adlib311
Umbrella Music Group
about mastering, and blah blah blah.,...But the just looking for an answer that can avoid them learning the technicailtys...
wells here my question...from what i understand...mastering uses A multi band compressor Eq and a limiter....
Now i know how to use these things..But i never Masterd a track..Besides doing that i know there are technicalitys like Rms and things like that...Basiclly to keep it short..what are all the technical things that you want to moniter when you are mastering a song or Cd...
alot of people have waves bundles and the waves program...i also do to..I know mastering will take years to become atleast a lil bit good...so im tring to get a head start and practice on sum just for fun...
what should i Moniter? what the hell is RMS...and what other technical stuff is involved.,..Beside the Plug ins and the room...also when using the MBC should i be light compression..i read in scratch magaizine that people squash the track with compression to kill the dynamics and be able to apliphy the overal volum by alot! could nayone clear this up for me?
wells here my question...from what i understand...mastering uses A multi band compressor Eq and a limiter....
Now i know how to use these things..But i never Masterd a track..Besides doing that i know there are technicalitys like Rms and things like that...Basiclly to keep it short..what are all the technical things that you want to moniter when you are mastering a song or Cd...
alot of people have waves bundles and the waves program...i also do to..I know mastering will take years to become atleast a lil bit good...so im tring to get a head start and practice on sum just for fun...
what should i Moniter? what the hell is RMS...and what other technical stuff is involved.,..Beside the Plug ins and the room...also when using the MBC should i be light compression..i read in scratch magaizine that people squash the track with compression to kill the dynamics and be able to apliphy the overal volum by alot! could nayone clear this up for me?