FabTramp
New Member
Hi everyone
I have just finished preparing a soundtrack album for a short film I composed the music for. It is a 6 songs album, I have mixed them and they are know ready for mastering.
My question is:
What do you usually do at this point?
Do you master the tracks yourself or do you rely on a professional Master Engineer?
I'm in the first steps in this industry and this is my first album.
I use Izotope Ozone 7 for mastering. I would like them to be mastered by professionals as they have better knowledge and better equipment than me. I'm just considering about money wise. It seems that the best price for a studio I have found is around £30 per track and that is a bit too high for me as it would be around £180 total.
Do you know any other reliable mastering studio that have got a little cheaper prices?
Also, if I end up mastering them my self and register the album to PRS.. If one day I would like to re-master the album from a Master Engineer, would it possible to replace the old album with the remastered one?
Cheers
I have just finished preparing a soundtrack album for a short film I composed the music for. It is a 6 songs album, I have mixed them and they are know ready for mastering.
My question is:
What do you usually do at this point?
Do you master the tracks yourself or do you rely on a professional Master Engineer?
I'm in the first steps in this industry and this is my first album.
I use Izotope Ozone 7 for mastering. I would like them to be mastered by professionals as they have better knowledge and better equipment than me. I'm just considering about money wise. It seems that the best price for a studio I have found is around £30 per track and that is a bit too high for me as it would be around £180 total.
Do you know any other reliable mastering studio that have got a little cheaper prices?
Also, if I end up mastering them my self and register the album to PRS.. If one day I would like to re-master the album from a Master Engineer, would it possible to replace the old album with the remastered one?
Cheers