workflow explained

[laska2k8]

hi,

I'm relative new to mastering but I've got a good knowledge of the "instruments"
itself (compression, EQ, delay etc.), I've read some books about it but I haven't an idea on how to plan a work yet (in most cases those books assume that you're already an expert and give you some more tricks).

I'm look for a practical manual for general rules to be applied to dry mixes. Simply rules well explained.

Then I'll go to more specific issues.

thanks


max

[garageband]

Have you looked at the Bob Katz book yet?

[laska2k8]

Not yet.

But thanks I'll take a look, hope it has a more friendly approach..

[garageband]

Err, "friendly", in addition to all the things such a book needs to be, is a pretty tall order.

[TonyB]

Originally Posted by garageband

Err, "friendly", in addition to all the things such a book needs to be, is a pretty tall order.

Agree. At times my head begins to spin reading his book, but if you keep at it, it all becomes clear!