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In the recording studio, you record one song at a time, and the focus of the recording or mixing engineer is to make each song sound great. The result, however, is generally a collection of songs that all peak at different levels and have different effects. In the post-production phase (called mastering), a Studio D professional engineer unifies the CD by using EQ, compression, and other dynamics processing to give it a consistent sound from track to track.

In addition, post production can raise your album's overall level through the careful use of compression, which makes your project more competitive with the other releases. Studio D's mastering engineer also ensures that your music will sound its best - whether it's being played through a car stereo, a portable CD player, or a top-of-the-line stereo system. When you Master at Studio D we will make sure the sound of your CD is optimized, making it sound punchy, warm, and full, while raising the overall level (volume) and highlighting details that aren't already apparent. Post production at Studio D is also helpful for addressing issues such as "pops," out-of-phase tracks, and overall noise reduction.

Studio D offers a fresh pair of ears which can be the difference between a good-sounding CD and a great one. A real advantage of post production at Studio D, is an unbiased professional has the opportunity to work on your master and help you determine how to get the most out of your project. After you've spent weeks or even months in a recording environment listening to your CD over and over again, a fresh pair of ears offered by Studio D can help put your project into perspective. After all, you only have one chance to make your music sound its best. Studio D is a good choice, now its up to you.

Studio D's Mastering process can improve your recording, by:

• Raising the overall level.

• Even out song levels and process each tracks for cohesion.

• Correct minor mix deficiencies with equalization.

• Enhance flow by changing the space between tracks.

• Eliminate noises between tracks.

We're so confident mastering at Studio D will make a big difference in the majority of recordings, that we are offering a FREE Mastering review - upon request - when you book 3 hours or more of Studio D Time. As part of our mission to make your recording project a success, a Studio D engineer will preview your master and help you determine whether or not your CD would benefit from post production. Call us and we'll give you our honest opinion with no sales pitch.
 
 
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