Looking for a Mastering Engineer

[Darney]

Originally Posted by paulreed

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.

I'm sorry, but the original author wanted to hook up with a mastering engineer.
Some of the names thrown out there are in fact world class - how are those not real world options? Maybe a bit pricey for some, but none-the-less, they are some of the best and worth every penny.

As I said in my response, you get what you pay for. When someone has an original Fairchild 670 some Pultecs, and $20,000 in monitors as part of their mastering chain, it makes a difference. Heck, darn near everyone who posts in the DUC could master with Pro Tools.. and most of us have.. but there's a huge difference between the skill set in recording and mixing and the hardware and skill set you need in professional mastering.

And most of those listed will work with an Indie client on pricing.

[bigtree]

Hi,

For those interested, http://recording.org is offering mastering engineers a free promotional spot on the front page. If you are interested, we are excited to be in the position to help people. FMI, check out this url http://recording.org/mastering-engin...tml#post298849
PM me here or see our contact us link if you have any questions.

Cheers!

[nst7]

Sterling Sound, one of the world's top mastering houses, has a program called "After Hours" which uses the apprentices that are learning under the senior engineers to do the mastering at a discounted price. You might want to check that out at sterling-sound.com.

[spidey01]

Thanks to all for your advice, i will try and look into all your suggestions again thank you

[Darney]

Originally Posted by nst7

Sterling Sound, one of the world's top mastering houses, has a program called "After Hours" which uses the apprentices that are learning under the senior engineers to do the mastering at a discounted price. You might want to check that out at sterling-sound.com.

That's awesome! Sterling Sound is legendary!

[waltz mastering]

Originally Posted by spidey01

Thanks to all for your advice, i will try and look into all your suggestions again thank you

Hi Spidey,

I came across this thread while looking up some info for a friend.

Please feel free to contact me concerning mastering.
I can do a free sample for you online and guarantee my work.

There is no risk. Only pay upon approval.
My contact and info is in my signature.

Best Regards.

[Darney]

Originally Posted by waltz mastering

Hi Spidey,

I came across this thread while looking up some info for a friend.

Please feel free to contact me concerning mastering.
I can do a free sample for you online and guarantee my work.

There is no risk. Only pay upon approval.
My contact and info is in my signature.

Best Regards.

Listened to some of the stuff on your site.... very, very nice stuff. First class!

[Gothboy]

Don't forget Mworks in Cambridge, Ma. The list of clients is almost endless. I won't even bother to list them....you know who they are.

[waltz mastering]

Originally Posted by Darney

Listened to some of the stuff on your site.... very, very nice stuff. First class!

Thank you.

[f69tele]

If things don't work out with Tom,
you can always try Jerry Tubb and Terra Nova Digital Audio in Austin, TX. They've done my last four projects and have an extensive client list from Willie Nelson to Tres Latin Trio to Steely Dan. Very professional and very reasonable. They also do everything from CD's to Surround Sound and TV, radio and film.

website link:
here