is there such a thing as do it your self mastering kit? :monkey:

[youngblaze7]

i was wondering is there a software out there that lets u master your own music and gives it a good sound, almost like the pros?

 

[messyman]

Probably the best of the cheap mastering packages are T-Racks and Izotopes Ozone.

http://www.t-racks.com/Main.html?TRInfo

http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/ozone/

The Waves bundle has some very good plug ins if you have a few thousand dollars to play with. But if you have that much cash... i'd just get them mastered by a Pro. For most musicians & bedroom producers home mastering is fine but if you're planning any commercial release, then get a pro to master it.



MM

 

[zacd7]

t-racks works really well for home mastering and it's fairly cheap and easy to use{like my exgirlfiends}.....

 

[youngblaze7]

ok quick question, i dont have pro tools, or nothin like that, i record of a korg d1200 that makes (on a scale of 1-10) about a 8 or 9 on mixes, but when i look at all this other stuff about mastering your own software, it keeps saying that all the stuff is a plug in for protools, i wanna know is there somthing like a program, that u can probaly buy that just opens up u pop the cd in and as a wav file work with it from there,?????

the kid is at a loss of words
the tite tite, shu huh

 

[To The Moon]

T-Racks has a stand-alone version.

 

[CubaseRox]

Hello,

You can use Samplitude 7 pro but its going to set you back $1,100 or you can get the classic version for around $600

www.magix.com

I highly recommend this program.

 

[messyman]

Yeah if you don't already have a suitable audio editing package to host plug ins such as Cubase, Wavelab, Soundforge, Sonar or Acid etc.. then you can get the stand alone version of T Racks.

http://www.zzounds.com/a--2676837/item--IKMTRACKS24

I don't think much of their pre sets but the program can be use to do some pretty cool stuff.

MM