Members RoadRanger Posted February 24, 2020 Members Share Posted February 24, 2020 What's the latest thought on these vs an (advanced?) beginner doing it themselves? I captured some poor to fair recordings on a Zoom H1 a couple weeks back of me on bass and a drummer friend of mine jamming with a couple guitarists who have some originals they want to record. Recordings poor mostly because the vocals are buried 😢 but also clipped in a couple spots. My latest attempt to "master" them (128k MP3's, another problem with the quality) using Audacity: Clip Fix (didn't seem to help much, I remember it working well on WAV files a few years back) Normalize Waves Renaissance Bass (+3db, got it free a few years back) Treble Bass (+12db boost on the high end, maybe a bit much) OldSkoolVerb (Mastering Bus preset) Limiter №6 (Master_6 preset) I'm also tempted to stick in "Neutron" after the normalize as I got that free a few years back too - very subtle effect in many folks opinions. What would youse guys change? Obviously most would use some sort of parametric in place of "Treble Bass" - in my defense the quality of the original wasn't good enough to EQ any better IMO. OldSkoolVerb and Limiter №6 were highly thought of as freebees on the web. For an algorithmic verb it's not bad vs a convolution verb IMO. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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