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steele
posté mar. 22 mars 2011, 14:09
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The process of music making has always remained complex. Music undergoes various steps to come out sounding as pleasant and refined as possible. Once the music is composed and arranged, it is recorded and mixed to form a track. Once the track is recorded, it is time to get it mastered. Mastering the musical track is the final step of music making process. Some of the musicians consider the step as non essential. However any serious music composer will ensure that the music is fine-tuned with mastering. Mastering makes up for any kind of shortages that might have occurred while the track is composed. Mastering tweaks the musical instruments used to make them sound better. It reduces the gap between the sings and levels them. The volume of the track is worked upon. Mastering also involves implementing the hidden tracks and adjusting the intros as well as the end. Sound normalization is done as part of the mastering process.
Mastering services are now also available online. It is a great service that saves huge amounts of time and money. The services are economical. Online music mastering services require the client to upload the music file to be mastered on the server of the mastering sites. Once this is done, the audio file is then mastered by a mastering engineer and sent to the client for approval. The file can be sent as a link or in CD format on request. Mastering is essential when your album has multiple tracks or when the track is to be released commercially. It is the fine-tuning which gives the music that professional touch and optimal finish.
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