Re: [microsound] mastering glitch

[Joe Milutis <milutis@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I think asking about the value system of mastering is a legitimate question,
especially since "go to a real mastering engineer" is incredibly value laden
(especially since the changes in producing have made DIY producers try to
figure out mastering themselves--to the chagrin of those real mastering
engineers).
Joe

On 5/27/03 4:33 PM, "the.kurtz.quartet" <kurtz@xxxxx> wrote:

> 
> the value system of mastering?
> 
> go to a real mastering engineer and tell him what you think is important and
> the typical target system (like home stereo and computer speakers) and
> he/she will help you with make sure your intentions are preserved.
> 
> mastering glitch/microsound is actually very easy since complexity of both
> audio and the "message" is low.
> 
> 
> 
> Den 03-05-27 21.59, skrev "Joe Milutis" <milutis@xxxxxxxxxx>:
> 
>> theoretically.  And also practically.  Typical mastering techniques are
>> based on a value system that is perhaps related but most times remote from
>> glitch, so I'm interested in the techniques that people have developed.  Or
>> are there trends towards anti-mastering.  Perhaps a completely simplified
>> question for the masters out there, but hopefully one to start a
>> conversation. (and not a flame war between pop glitch and punk glitch.)
> 
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