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> Mastering: Peak, T-racks, Or Other?
wilhelm808
post Tue 27 Feb 2007, 09:10
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I'm currently using Cubase SE as my sequencer and I'm wondering which is more flexible for mastering...Bias Peak LE or just bouncing the mix down to a stereo .wav and using something like T-Racks in Cubase?

I'm open to other options, as well.

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Marsu
post Tue 6 Mar 2007, 22:29
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post Wed 7 Mar 2007, 07:45
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i think t-racks is a very good choice your 'mastering' ...with an easy GUI
and have a good (analog) sound ... now a few years is izotope also an good alternate for your
mastering.... wink.gif
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Vadim Chaly
post Wed 7 Mar 2007, 12:17
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It is common to consider that either way would be flexible enough. Cubase is well fit to handle mastering tasks, and T-Racks is a well respected mastering tool. You might want to chenk out articles on the web regarding mastering in your DAW, like the one at http://www.tweakheadz.com/mastering_your_audio.htm or, of course, SOS archives at www.soundonsound.com. Good luck!
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