First, it's really important that you prepare your track for mastering. This means your track must:
- Be the best it's going to be . We master whatever final version you give us, so be sure it's right and finished
- Be saved as a single .wav. .aiff or .flac file. We don't need individual stems, we need the whole track
- Ideally be no louder than -3db and no quieter than -6db at the loudest point
- Have no compression, limiting or other 'loudness' effects on the master channel. That's our job!
- Be saved as a single .wav. .aiff or .flac file. We don't need individual stems, we need the whole track
- Ideally be no louder than -3db and no quieter than -6db at the loudest point
- Have no compression, limiting or other 'loudness' effects on the master channel. That's our job!