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Re: MusciTech Mastering with T-Racks
2016/10/24 13:12:31
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Thanks for the heads up, I am looking forward to a definite read later tonight!
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Re: MusciTech Mastering with T-Racks
2016/10/24 14:45:11
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☄ Helpfulby robbyk 2016/10/24 21:14:48
Thanks Lar!!
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Re: MusciTech Mastering with T-Racks
2016/10/24 22:54:58
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Re: MusciTech Mastering with T-Racks
2016/10/25 14:52:17
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I mastered my last album using TRacks... I'll be using it for my next one also because there is so much to like about it. I can load up all my songs in a list, load the phase eq and gentle compression, and finish with the limiter. Then you start switching from song to song and tweak the parameters until you have a more cohesive blend of all songs. I used to just use mastering plugs on each song for mastering, and the end result was obviously (to me anyway) individual song handling when listening to the whole album. It was easy to do, and I even found a couple of issues where I had to go back to the mix and fix.
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Re: MusciTech Mastering with T-Racks
2016/10/25 19:48:12
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The modules used in this article are the older ones. What would your signal chain be like if you have say the Bus compressor, Mastering EQ, precision compressor, multiband limiter, multiband imager and stealth limiter?
I know stealth limiter should be last, do i place the clipper before that?
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