Mastering Plugs
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I am a Pro Tools Vanilla user. I use Studio One 4 for mastering and burning. Not a pro but have done some albums and have gotten better over the years. I know this question is WAY more complex than I am making it, but humor me. If I were going to buy a bundle with Black Friday coming, Mastering: Waves? Izotope? Some other brand? Go! |
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Hi ! don't forget Plugin Alliance and Universal Audio.
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Mastering is usually done on analog domain, but if you call yourself a mastering engineer and need to ask, then Waves L3LL does pretty good job
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I do not call myself a mastering engineer.
Strictly a novice doing it for free to help those who can't pay. Up and coming local teen artists, solo worship artists, etc. I don't have the money for analog or actually I do but don't wish to spend it on that. Thanks much for the advice on Waves. |
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I'd get a demo of the Maserati GRP plugin.
If you just need a little level and tone shaping then this could be perfect. I use it all the time. Stephen |
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I too use L3 but I'd recommend getting L3-16 as it includes L1, L2 and L3 which can be combined and in some cases it can sound more transparent and have less distortion than L3. I would also look at Izotope Ozone, the mastering assistant can be pretty helpful and give you good suggestions.
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iZotope Ozone is great for beginners and advanced users since you have so many choices and you have the Master Assistant that will create a unique starting point for you based on your program material.
Plugin Alliance Masterdesk is absolutely amazing. I have yet to hear something that didn't immediately sound better being run through it. It's simple to use for anyone at any skill level. Waves has a variety of plugins for mastering that work well, like TG Mastering Chain. You can demo all of these for free. |
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I second Ozone 9 for novices:D
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