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Old 02-17-2010, 05:02 AM
paulreed paulreed is offline
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Default Re: Looking for a Mastering Engineer

so you asked for a mastering engineer and got some folks suggesting the absolute best in the world.............and they are expensive, and some other folks just joked it, sorry you didn't yet get much of any real world options...maybe I can help.

Check out my tunes here http://scottfranson.com/Audio.html
I mixed and mastered all of them. If you like what you hear, send me a wav file and I will give it a shot. I'll send it back mastered but clipped off at the end, if you like the sound, I'm only $30 per hour and it usually takes about an hour per song....depending on your recordings.

Do not put anything on your master strip (except a meter) and get your peak about 1dB below digital zero, then bounce your tune to a 2 track, multiple mono 24/96 file, and please use the tweak head setting when you bounce.

Scott Franson
www.theranchrecordingstudio.com

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