Audio Mastering

[DJBambii]

Alright so I just recently started school (my second semester) For audio engineering. Im really bombing so far(never do the hw) BUT my professor said for every FULLY mastered track I bring him that I did myself , he'll drop one hw grade(He's awesome I know). This is where I ask you guys, If you would like to have your tracks mastered, semi-professionally for free, I would like you to email me your track's project fileOR.wav (perferabbly file, it's easier to work with) to master, I assure you I am not taking your work, just trying to pass my engineering class. I'll send back your track when it's finished. I have at my disposal professional mastering equipment and ABleton and FL10

Thanks in advance for helping me out

[strategicsilence]

are you looking for any specific style to work with?

[Nephew]

What are you using for mastering exactly, and why would you need the project file? All the a mastering engineer needs is a stereo mixdown to do their job.

[biru]

What are you using for mastering exactly, and why would you need the project file? All the a mastering engineer needs is a stereo mixdown to do their job.

+1

I think OP has mix down and mastering confused. And "professional mastering equipment" plus ableton and fruity loops...

[djchriswoods.co.uk]

+1

I think OP has mix down and mastering confused. And "professional mastering equipment" plus ableton and fruity loops...

is fruityloops classed as professional? most universities etc and mastering studios tend to use logic etc...









troll i know lol

[DJBambii]

No we basically use everything, and sorry my train of though wandered while posting, I meant stem files, not Project files as for what Im using to master, I'm using WaveLab6 . sorry for being unclear

and as for style, Idc, I can work with anyreally, just a little different for each

[Glen]

Do your homework kid

[Nephew]

Stems? A mastering engineer doesn't need stems, all he needs is the stereo mixdown like I said before. Sounds like you want to do full on mixdowns.

What one is it?

[Nephew]

And I did go to school for audio engineering as well. We used Pro Tools the whole time from start to finish except for when we learned the very basics of midi, and for that we used Logic.

Where are you going to school at?

[DJBambii]

1. Stems are optional. Its called Stem Mastering
2. Im going to Expressions. We use Ableton(w/Wavelab) and Logic, there's different classes for each, it's pretty cool.