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yes, both Dougstubes and Eurotubes both do testing before they ship em out. They test for matching on power tubes to ensure your getting your 4 (or 2 ) power tubes within that 5-10% tolerance range, and are matched as close as possible. same with preamp tubes too. Doug (dougstubes.com) will...

never mind guys.......ive got a plan of attack, and got it figured out. thanks for all the help on this matter.........

i guess where im really confused about is........i have the tools to "at home mastering".......and i know how to use the effects to master the songs......... but i dont know the typical proper set up in which to lay these songs in a single audio editing program (such as Wavelabs 5) and get it...

or maybe this...... semi-master each song individualy (using EQ on the song as a whole, some compression if needed on certain songs) and polish the songs up, but not use any limiter or dither..... then.......put all semi-mastered songs into a CD montage, and on the main buss have the...

ok, this all makes sense.........but it now brings me back to my main question.... "master each song individualy, and the put them in a CD montage and arrange them by order and burn it.......... or..... put all mixed songs in a CD montage, and then mastering effects in the main buss of the...

the Ruby EL34-Bstr are unlike any other EL34 ive tried. They have a BIG open sound, extended range with big lows and crystal clear highs...... they kinda have a sound that is a cross between an El34 and a 6L6.......it has the open sound and big lows/higs of a 6L6, but still has that midrange...

i also heard Svetlana (SED?)makes a "winged C" 6L6 type that alot of people are raving about.........

Ruby makes a kick ass EL34 ( i have em now, and it my tube of choice).....ive never tried their 6L6 type........... But the Rubys tend to sound "big and open"..........

not really......mesa doesnt make tubes....they "re-brand" them and put their logo on the tubes.....but they buy them from someone else. Youll pay more $ on those mesa tubes, when you can go straight to the source and buy the tubes your self...... For 6L6 tubes .....you can get Ruby tubes, JJ...

go to www.dougstubes.com Doug Preston (owner) is a tube guru, and sells all major current production brands, his prices are the best...and ive been buying from him for 5 years now..... you can even call him, and he will help recommend the tubes youll want based on what amp you have, and what...

and that my friend....will one day hopefully become the "industry standard sound" in which all others are judged by........

i hear what your sayin........ when i use my Sonar 6 PE, and play a song through it.....and listen to the same song in Winamp.....they do sound different. i notice the same when i listen to something in Wavelabes....and then play the same song in Winamp....... --could it be that Sonar 6 has...

heres a new question...... a buddy of mine brought a song to me, and asked me if i can remove the guitars on the song. The song itself is a standard stereo file, and the guitars are panned hard left/right. I know its possible with converting it to a Mid-side and possible inverting...

actually....no. when i master each song individually, ill use Mbit +ultra from Izotopes ozone plugin pack. that thing sounds pretty decent for dithering...... when i have the L2 on the master buss in the overall CD montage and arranging all the songs in a full CD, i wont be using dither of any...

what ill think ill do is this..... master each song individualy first. Cause all of the songs will need different EQ and compression settings for sure. While i limit each song, ill keep a reference as far as the songs RMS levels of volume for that song, and use it as a reference point for the...

heres my dilema for all your mastering gurus out there...... Lets say i have a 10 song cd (songs have been mixed), and all the songs are ready to be mastered. Would it be wiser to master each song individually? or should one master them all together? for example....im useing Wavelabs 5, and i...

when you say the "in" kick sound.......are you referring to the modern day "clickitty click click" sound of the overly bright beater, and almost no warmth and punch? ....if so......yeah, me too.......sounds like someone tapping on a tin can.

for a AWESOME clean sound.........check out the Carvin Legacy. for the price....it can't be beat

lol....sometimes it can take me a whole hour, depending on the # of tracks in the song......and what needs to be done to them. trust me....i love mixing those songs where its under 15 or so tracks.......those i can can slam dunk pretty quickly...... if the stuff is tracked properly/decent...

interesting.......ive been using off the shelf brands like memorex from "best buy". I have been trying and using those "lightscribe" discs, mostly cause i have a "lightscribe" burn feature that etches images/photos on the disk without having to use those stupid sticky labels, or ink dyes. i...