Topic: How much can mastering fix? (Read 56 times)
Most of the problems should be corrected in the mixing process. Mastering, on the other hand, is designed to address subtle EQ imbalances. A mastering engineer can provide a stronger balance throughout the composition and reduce sharp transients, but everything else has to be dealt with earlier. If you need to find an engineer to help you, I advise you to go to https://majormixing.com/ , I've used their services more than once.
Mastering involves adjusting to the desired balance, width and tone (as a rule, modern tracks are taken as a basis) and makes up no more than 10-15% of the total quality. Some studios perform mastering during mixing.
I've heard a lot of myths about mastering, and I haven't figured out how many serious defects it can fix. Who can tell me?
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