Mastering
Mastering is the final and most critical stage of a production. At this stage, we ensure that your song or album is ready for release on all platforms.
Mastering includes the final touches to the mix and is a process in which even the smallest adjustment can have a major impact on the entire production. Therefore, we carry out every stage with great precision, making careful adjustments to the tonal balance, stereo width, dynamic range, and volume level of your song.
At Volt.Age Studio, we combine analog and digital mastering techniques to ensure that your song sounds consistent and balanced across all sound systems. We offer mastering services at 24-bit, 32-bit, and 64-bit resolution, within the range of 44.1 kHz to 192 kHz, in accordance with the standards required for streaming platforms, CD, vinyl, or radio broadcasts.
You can contact us to view our price list and receive detailed information.
Mastering is the final and most critical stage of a production. At this stage, we ensure that your song or album is ready for release on all platforms.
Mastering includes the final touches to the mix and is a process in which even the smallest adjustment can have a major impact on the entire production. Therefore, we carry out every stage with great precision, making careful adjustments to the tonal balance, stereo width, dynamic range, and volume level of your song.
At Volt.Age Studio, we combine analog and digital mastering techniques to ensure that your song sounds consistent and balanced across all sound systems. We offer mastering services at 24-bit, 32-bit, and 64-bit resolution, within the range of 44.1 kHz to 192 kHz, in accordance with the standards required for streaming platforms, CD, vinyl, or radio broadcasts.
You can contact us to view our price list and receive detailed information.
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Rules to Follow When Preparing a Song for Mastering:
- Master Channel Preparation:
Before exporting your mix, turn off all plug-ins on the master channel and then proceed with the export process.
- File Format:
Export the song at the bit depth and sample rate at which you worked. When exporting the files, make sure that you export them at 24-bit and select the correct sample rate.
- Level Adjustment:
Export your mix at an average level between -12 and -6 dB on the master channel.
- Verification:
Before sending the files, import the exported files into a DAW and check that they are free of errors.
- Rough Mix:
Add a rough mix of the song to the folder for reference.
- Additional Notes:
Prepare a text file containing your notes about the song and add it to the folder. You may also include reference tracks that are musically or sonically similar, together with your notes.
Unless otherwise specified at the beginning of the project, the final files will be sent to the email address from which the songs were uploaded.
