14-Jul-2015, 12:09
I just wanted to share this fascinating web-site in which mastering engineer Ian Shepherd explains the various techniques used in mastering and the impact on SQ.
http://productionadvice.co.uk/mastering-basics/
He's a 'fierce critic of the loudness wars' and arranged the first 'Dynamic Range Day' so is clearly on the side of audiophiles :
The site is really aimed at people wanting to make the best possible recordings at home and his explanations are very clear and illustrated using videos and music samples.
His blog is fascinating and there are various articles like this:
http://productionadvice.co.uk/daft-punk-mastering/
Well worth a read/listen.
http://productionadvice.co.uk/mastering-basics/
He's a 'fierce critic of the loudness wars' and arranged the first 'Dynamic Range Day' so is clearly on the side of audiophiles :
The site is really aimed at people wanting to make the best possible recordings at home and his explanations are very clear and illustrated using videos and music samples.His blog is fascinating and there are various articles like this:
http://productionadvice.co.uk/daft-punk-mastering/
Well worth a read/listen.