Izotope 5.0

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doug662

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I am using reaper and I am trying to learn how to use IZOTOPE 5.0 to master does, anyone know of any demo's or will the 4.0 demo's at youtube do?:spank:
 
The ART of mastering is in YOU. By demos do you mean "tutorials"? Izotope site has a great free PDF on mastering using Ozone 5. If you are learning mastering from Youtube... you and your band friends are in trouble.
 
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And, you might benefit more from tutorial on mastering in general, not Ozone 5 in particular.
 
If you're trying to learn the "ins and outs and subtleties" and what not of mastering, I can't think of a worse place to start than with Ozone. Honestly.

A simple EQ and a simple broadband compressor. If you can't do 90% of what you need with those two tools, it's not the fault of the tools... And throwing in a bunch of stuff that mastering engineers never use -- Maul-the-band compression, multi-band "stereo enhancement" (a crazy Haas filter), "mastering reverb" (that still makes me crack up) and the like...?

Everything you need is in Reaper. Once you get to a point where Reaper isn't doing what you need, then start looking for other tools.
 
Massive is spot on, really.
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Good call 240v: the how to's are small change compared to the full cost of the software so doug662 - invest a little more if you want to learn the ins & outs of the non tradesman's toolkit.
 
Massive Master said:
If you're trying to learn the "ins and outs and subtleties" and what not of mastering, I can't think of a worse place to start than with Ozone. Honestly.

A simple EQ and a simple broadband compressor. If you can't do 90% of what you need with those two tools, it's not the fault of the tools... And throwing in a bunch of stuff that mastering engineers never use -- Maul-the-band compression, multi-band "stereo enhancement" (a crazy Haas filter), "mastering reverb" (that still makes me crack up) and the like...?


Everything you need is in Reaper. Once you get to a point where Reaper isn't doing what you need, then start looking for other tools.
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this has been told me before so I assume, less can be more. I inherited two pc's which where used for recording, and there are several programs on here. I just happen to see Izotope tut's on youtube
 
Groove 3 tutorial is very cool if you are just trying to learn plugin, it has a lot of great features which not all should be used to master at the same time:))
 
If you want an affordable mastering package, have a look at IK's T-racks 3 Standard. If you want a bit more go for the Deluxe. The standard pack has everything you need to do a reasonable master.

I have an older IZOTOPE and I have tried to use it many times, on the projects I did use it on I turned off all the standard settings and very carefully added some compression and limiting, but it seldom gets used. I had a friend that used to use it all the time and got great results but I never figured it out. I did figure out that if it takes too long to get good results try something else.

Cheers
Alan.
 
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