Re: Linux mastering services?

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Ken Restivo wrote:
> We're almost done with a 12-track, 40-minute-long CD, recorded partially in Ardour and mixed entirely in Ardour.
>
> We should probably get it mastered. However, "pro" mastering houses want like $500 for a CD. We haven't made that much money in a year. I think we spent a total of $80 on recording it. So, not likely that we'll be justify big bucks to get it mastered.
>
> I suppose I could run it through Jamin myself, and just hope for the best, but I don't know squat about mastering.
>
> Are there any Linux-based mastering engineers around (i.e. on this list) who'd want to take on a project like this, for a rate that we might be able to actually justify?
>
> -ken

Quentin Harley's guide for mastering with Linux tools is also worth 
checking out:
http://www.64studio.com/howto-mastering

Tapani
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