Although
recording software these days allows for musicians to do a great deal of from
home and virtually for free, there is one task that almost always needs to be
outsourced. Mastering is an extremely important process to getting the best
sound you can out of any recording, home or studio. Because mastering
specialists don’t always/often have much communication with the musicians
directly, it can be an expensive and uncertain process since the painstaking
work is done from afar.
To the
excitement of many, an online mastering service called LANDR has recently
become available. The downside is that it’s not that great. The main problem is
that it allows for very little control over the end result. This is because it
master recordings based on a general algorithm that simply doesn’t work for
most genres of music. The upside is that it is much cheaper than using a
professional engineer and potential user can try it for free so you can hear
for yourself whether or not it is worth your while.
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