Having finished laying out the elements of country life that i wanted in the mix (also removing a fair amount), i set about the mastering process. although i had to approach this process rather differently, as i normally make dance music - this genre is completely different. normally i would focus on the drums and bass, keeping them in mono and ensuring their prescence is high up in the mix. this would be different, and require a much more balenced mix.
Again i started off with a channel preset for the master out - bypassing the plugins one at a time, and adapting them to my own particular taste. below you can see the mastering taking place. and the resulting track in mp3 format. again that 16-bit wav will be submitted by CD.
Again i started off with a channel preset for the master out - bypassing the plugins one at a time, and adapting them to my own particular taste. below you can see the mastering taking place. and the resulting track in mp3 format. again that 16-bit wav will be submitted by CD.
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