Need someone's Help !!

[L-Booma]

This Summer I will release a new mixtape.

I need someone that can Master etc the whole mixtape for me.

I hope someone can help me.

Thanks

Lars

[Nikola]

mastering finished mixdowns or mixing the actual layers? or both?

[HAL 9000]

^^^ i have the same question.... whats the "ect." part?... lol... mastering itself shouldnt be too hard

[L-Booma]

mastering finished mixdowns or mixing the actual layers? or both?

^^^ i have the same question.... whats the "ect." part?... lol... mastering itself shouldnt be too hard

Mastering from Final Mixdowns only.

With etc I ment, making the volume of every mix on the same level and things like that.

[KW]

Mastering from Final Mixdowns only.

With etc I ment, making the volume of every mix on the same level and things like that.

Download a software called "MP3Gain" ...if all the volumes of the remixes are in different levels, what MP3Gain does is level them all into the same dB, you just throw all the songs into the interface and then it does the rest.

[L-Booma]

Download a software called "MP3Gain" ...if all the volumes of the remixes are in different levels, what MP3Gain does is level them all into the same dB, you just throw all the songs into the interface and then it does the rest.

Thanks alot, Will try this out

[HAL 9000]

another thing you could try is actually itunes.... there is a option on there for burning disc preferences to make everything the same volume.... what it does it lowers the volume on each song so where its the same... this would require burning a disc of the songs and reuping them though.. you would click that option... burn the disk with the songs on it... up the songs back to the computer... load each song into your editor and raise the decibels a bit on every song (every song raised the same amount) to your liking....

i think trickys way might be a bit easier though....

[Bryanonim]

If u gonna keep your mixes always on same level then u gonna use mp3 gain, u will never have mixes done as much loud as possible. Just turning up gain it's not mastering process. There is much more things. Every mix is different there are no formulas. None! . Mastering process allows us to keep same levels of tracks but, not with just gaining db. We are doing that by using compression, eq, multiband, stereo wider, limiter etc. As loud as possible is not "turn more gain", it's the knowledge how to use those tools i wrote here