Heh... Heeeeeeeh..... That's some nice Jazz :) For mastering, you could use Rezound or Audacity. Both support the so-called LADSPA plugins, which are the standard tools for linux audio processing right now. I would: * Normalize (for the volume) * Equalize (for the brightness, e.g. with the 'Multiband EQ') * and perhaps add a tiny bit of compression to make the sound fuller. (e.g. with the 'SCO1') Carlo Atte André Jensen schrieb: > Hi > > I have the following track: > > http://www.atte.dk/at_slum_avenue.ogg > > It's a recording of one of my tunes with my jazz quartet. The recording > quality leaves a bit to be desired. I hope some of you mastering gurus > would lend an ear, explain what you think should be done and in what > program, maybe someone could even find the time to generate an improved > file. At least I hope to learn a bit about digital audio and mastering > along the way. > > A few notes: > > A valid question would be "but how do you want it to sound?". Well, good > :-) At least I think it needs more high frequencies, more definition and > more presence. > > Needless to say, I'm on a linux-only system, so any tools should be > linux stuff, but you probl. guessed that :-) >
