RPM08 Mastering?
    Martin Naef 
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    Thu Feb 21 13:10:36 CET 2008
    
    
  
Michael,
Michael Zacherl wrote:
>> I don't agree with that. A song that is 
>> tighter, more balanced and probably a 
>> bit louder, is still the same song to my 
> in terms of whisteling the same melody line?
> yes. Soundwise? no!
> I'd say that heavily depends on the genre. That's it.
I think the question is really: Are you creating soundscapes, or are you 
creating a song (in the traditional sense)?
In *any* case, mastering has to take the genre into account, because 
they each have a different aesthetics. If I mastered Ilona's flute and 
piano concerto the same way I would with a pumping dance track, she'd 
probably kill me... ;-)
> If all the tunes came from a single hand/group fitting them probably 
> would be a much easier task.
Absolutely. In our case, mastering is about finding a compromise between 
the tracks. I have no illusions that we can really make this one fully 
coherent CD.
>> ...which might mean that some overall 
>> reverb must be added...
> help!!  ;-)
Why? You do play your stuff live, right? Do you hand out headphones to 
everybody? ;-)
Bye
Martin
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