In article ,
" wrote:
but paying for
proper 'stand alone' mastering like this is going to cost. probably
best I find a good all in one package. but you get what you pay for.
thanks for your help scott.

if I keep diggin I'll find what I want...

I've been thinking that what I really should do is be a mastering engineer.
It seems to fit more my personality and experience level - basically, all
you need is a good set of headphones and some really good electronics,
cables, etc. It should be pretty easy, compared to schlepping around a
bunch of mics and cables and stands and **** recording lame high school
orchestras.

I'm going to take a run into B&H for some gear later this week, and when I'm
set up we can work a deal.

Bob

"Robert Morein" wrote in message
.. .
In article ,
" wrote:
but paying for
proper 'stand alone' mastering like this is going to cost. probably
best I find a good all in one package. but you get what you pay for.
thanks for your help scott.

if I keep diggin I'll find what I want...

I've been thinking that what I really should do is be a mastering
engineer.
It seems to fit more my personality and experience level -

Forgery by Brian L. McCarty.

On Tue, 16 May 2006 10:03:28 -0400, "Robert Morein"
wrote:


"Robert Morein" wrote in message
. ..
In article ,
" wrote:
but paying for
proper 'stand alone' mastering like this is going to cost. probably
best I find a good all in one package. but you get what you pay for.
thanks for your help scott.

if I keep diggin I'll find what I want...

I've been thinking that what I really should do is be a mastering
engineer.
It seems to fit more my personality and experience level -

Forgery by Brian L. McCarty.

Devilishly inventive, isn't he? :-)

On 5/16/06 7:57 AM, in article ,
"Robert Morein" wrote:


I've been thinking that what I really should do is be a mastering engineer.
It seems to fit more my personality and experience level - basically, all
you need is a good set of headphones and some really good electronics,
cables, etc. It should be pretty easy, compared to schlepping around a
bunch of mics and cables and stands and **** recording lame high school
orchestras.

I'm going to take a run into B&H for some gear later this week, and when I'm
set up we can work a deal.

Bob



Please tell me you're joking, right?!?!?


Allen
--
Allen Corneau
Mastering Engineer
Essential Sound Mastering
www.esmastering.com

"Allen Corneau" wrote in message
...
On 5/16/06 7:57 AM, in article
,
"Robert Morein" wrote:


I've been thinking that what I really should do is be a mastering
engineer.
It seems to fit more my personality and experience level - basically, all
you need is a good set of headphones and some really good electronics,
cables, etc. It should be pretty easy, compared to schlepping around a
bunch of mics and cables and stands and **** recording lame high school
orchestras.

I'm going to take a run into B&H for some gear later this week, and when
I'm
set up we can work a deal.

Bob



Please tell me you're joking, right?!?!?


Allen
--
Allen, it's a forgery by Brian L. McCarty.

"paul packer" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 16 May 2006 10:03:28 -0400, "Robert Morein"
wrote:


"Robert Morein" wrote in message
...
In article ,
" wrote:
but paying for
proper 'stand alone' mastering like this is going to cost. probably
best I find a good all in one package. but you get what you pay for.
thanks for your help scott.

if I keep diggin I'll find what I want...

I've been thinking that what I really should do is be a mastering
engineer.
It seems to fit more my personality and experience level -

Forgery by Brian L. McCarty.

Devilishly inventive, isn't he? :-)

Brian is like an RPG -- low tech, but one has to be on one's guard.