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Cheap quality mastering!!!
Posted on: 25.05.2010 by Graham Frazier
My friend Angel is offering great deals on mastering.
He uses an all analog setup, and he's been doing this for a long time now. Mastering some of the biggest producers and DJ's in the world.
He's operating as "In House Mastering", here's some info from his packet.

MASTERING PRICES
Verona Fashbaugh
05.07.2010
Originally Posted by pepehouse
What do you expect to hear neither notice in a two bar sample mastering? He would laugh at you, he's an experienced producer, be serious mate.
I'm going to go ahead and respectfully argue that you could tell a lot from a two bar sample. Maybe a 10 second sample would do the job better, but you can tell two bars that aren't mastered from two that are. Have you ever produced anything and and had it mastered? It makes a pretty big difference.

Just because someone is an "experienced producer" doesn't mean I'm going to throw my hard-earned money at him.

Originally Posted by Nephew
And like I said, if he delivers I'll start sending all my tracks to him, so it seems like it might be a worthy investment for him as he'll be getting more business from me down the line as well AND I'll be pimping him out to all my mates as well.
Let me know if he agrees to it. I've been looking for a cost-effective solution to getting some tracks mastered.
Breana Singerman
05.07.2010
Originally Posted by pepehouse
What do you expect to hear neither notice in a two bar sample mastering? He would laugh at you, he's an experienced producer, be serious mate.
I should be able to hear a lot when A/B'ing them back to back actually, why do you ask? And I'm not doubting his experience or anything, but a $30 to master a track is rather phucking cheap. Just don't want to pay some guy $30 just so he can make a "smiley face" and call it a mastering job.
Brandon Krugger
05.07.2010
Originally Posted by Nephew
Yo Drew, if I were to send him a a two bar sample and ask him to master it to see what he can do, would he be interested?
What do you expect to hear neither notice in a two bar sample mastering? He would laugh at you, he's an experienced producer, be serious mate.
Graham Frazier
25.05.2010		My friend Angel is offering great deals on mastering.
He uses an all analog setup, and he's been doing this for a long time now. Mastering some of the biggest producers and DJ's in the world.
He's operating as "In House Mastering", here's some info from his packet.

MASTERING PRICES
Breana Singerman
05.07.2010		No worries brother man, I'll keep posting in this thread the more I know, might even post up the before/after results myself so people can hear it.
Verona Fashbaugh
05.07.2010
Originally Posted by pepehouse
What do you expect to hear neither notice in a two bar sample mastering? He would laugh at you, he's an experienced producer, be serious mate.
I'm going to go ahead and respectfully argue that you could tell a lot from a two bar sample. Maybe a 10 second sample would do the job better, but you can tell two bars that aren't mastered from two that are. Have you ever produced anything and and had it mastered? It makes a pretty big difference.

Just because someone is an "experienced producer" doesn't mean I'm going to throw my hard-earned money at him.

Originally Posted by Nephew
And like I said, if he delivers I'll start sending all my tracks to him, so it seems like it might be a worthy investment for him as he'll be getting more business from me down the line as well AND I'll be pimping him out to all my mates as well.
Let me know if he agrees to it. I've been looking for a cost-effective solution to getting some tracks mastered.
Breana Singerman
05.07.2010		And like I said, if he delivers I'll start sending all my tracks to him, so it seems like it might be a worthy investment for him as he'll be getting more business from me down the line as well AND I'll be pimping him out to all my mates as well.
Breana Singerman
05.07.2010
Originally Posted by pepehouse
What do you expect to hear neither notice in a two bar sample mastering? He would laugh at you, he's an experienced producer, be serious mate.
I should be able to hear a lot when A/B'ing them back to back actually, why do you ask? And I'm not doubting his experience or anything, but a $30 to master a track is rather phucking cheap. Just don't want to pay some guy $30 just so he can make a "smiley face" and call it a mastering job.
Verona Fashbaugh
05.07.2010		Definitely keep this in mind whenever I finish my 6-track "EP" that I've officially begun. :eek:
Doug Bieling
05.07.2010		Oooowwwwhhhh!!! Angel Alanis is your friend!!! Got a wikid remix he's done. Sound proper fat when turned up!!! Big Techno Fat Bass!!!
Brandon Krugger
05.07.2010
Originally Posted by Nephew
Yo Drew, if I were to send him a a two bar sample and ask him to master it to see what he can do, would he be interested?
What do you expect to hear neither notice in a two bar sample mastering? He would laugh at you, he's an experienced producer, be serious mate.
Breana Singerman
05.07.2010		Awesome, if he's as good as you say and I like what he does I'll be going to hi mfor all my mastering. Shit, even if it doesn't get signed or anything at least I'll be able to play them out and have them sound decent on a system
Graham Frazier
05.07.2010		I'm sure he would. He's a really cool guy so i'd bet he'll work something out with you.
Breana Singerman
04.07.2010		Yo Drew, if I were to send him a a two bar sample and ask him to master it to see what he can do, would he be interested?
Leeanna Ayla
27.05.2010		Seems legit to me.

From Discogs
Angel's inimitable style and masterful production technique secured remix and collaborative work with top tier artists such as
Felix Da Housecat, DJ Rush, Colette, Sinead O'Connor, Greenskeepers, Julia Fordham, Robbie Rivera, Pole Folder, M.in and are-mix for Joey Negro, which occupied the #1 spot on the billboard charts
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Graham Frazier
27.05.2010		www.angelalanis.com
Belen Wermes
27.05.2010		does he have a website?
Graham Frazier
26.05.2010		Maybe a little much, but you're getting Angel Alanis's years of experience.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yH5eTPy5x18
Brandon Krugger
26.05.2010		30 bucks for a song it's ok but 75 for a DJ mix it's waaaaaay expensive.
Graham Frazier
25.05.2010		I'm not sure exactly. But i'll ask him.
I do know that it's all top of line gear.
Apogee Ensemble, and the rest i'll find out soon.
Marcel Ei Gio
25.05.2010		what is his hardware setup?

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