ChristopherM
New member
Had these questions in another thread, but perhaps their being somewhat out-of-context led to their not getting answered:
What is the usual way to transport your tracks to the mastering facility. I've only had friends do my tracks and have never dealt with a hired pro mixing/mastering facility.
Is it best for one to do their own mixing and send in the stereo mix or to transfer all the files separately? Maybe including a self-made mix to give the idea of what it's sort-of meant to sound like?
If you are best off sending in separate tracks, are most mastering facilities equipped to handle Cakewalk's Sonar files? Should they be converted to separate WAV files or otherwise?
Thanks in advance.
What is the usual way to transport your tracks to the mastering facility. I've only had friends do my tracks and have never dealt with a hired pro mixing/mastering facility.
Is it best for one to do their own mixing and send in the stereo mix or to transfer all the files separately? Maybe including a self-made mix to give the idea of what it's sort-of meant to sound like?
If you are best off sending in separate tracks, are most mastering facilities equipped to handle Cakewalk's Sonar files? Should they be converted to separate WAV files or otherwise?
Thanks in advance.