AAMS MASTERING REVIW PROFESSIONAL MASTERING ENGINEER

Aams Mastering Reviw Professional Mastering Engineer

So, I figured I would do a little shoot out using a song I had mastered by a professional Mastering engineer.AAMS Auto Audio Mastering System enables you to view the waveform display and the spectrum graph of the loaded songs and provides suggestions for the equalizer, compression and volume settings. The wave of opinions and such on automated mastering seems to range from 'amazing!' to 'terrible!'. Schnalz offers a free and premium membership level and allows you to upload songs in WAV formats.New Reviews Driver Fusion - To keep your laptop and desktop running smoothly and get the best performance out of it, it is important to pay attention to.I've always been interested in Mastering and the Auto Mastering online services got my attention. It cannot replace a sound engineer completely, but it can help independent musicians finish songs to upload. Schnalz uses cloud computing and sound algorithms to provide mastering services quickly and accessibly. Presenting Schnalz Mastering.

This was also my top choice, as it translates extremely well across playback systems. It was done in 2009 by John. Reaper forum got way more responses so I wanted to put this to rest.Master #4 was definitely the most popular, and this was also the professonal mastering job. I was trying to put the poll up here, but couldn't figure it out.Once there is a good number of responses, I'll reveal which master is which!OK here we go.

It was a quickish master done on cans and not referenced properly. There are options for controlling EQ in the pro version, which would be interesting to play with.#1 was the self master. Also, there is an extreme amount of bass distortion. This was masteringbox.comThe thing about mastering box though is no matter what you put into it, it all seems to come out the other end sounding the same.

Just terrible! I tried a bunch of settings, and they all sounded worse than the original mix. But LANDR also scooped out mids in all the wrong places, albeit gently.#5 was AAMS. My thought was that all of the LANDR masters sounded close to the original mix, which lacked clarity. I tried low, medium and high intensity settings. I accidentally left a bunch of saturation on in the melda EQ, which smeared the mix, which in turn caused me to add too much 5k(ish) presence. I should have spent some more time on it to avoid silly mistakes.