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lopie
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does anyone think that the multiband compressor is good for mastering or do other packages have something special
Qwerty
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This is the bit where everyone jumps in and says "Use WAVES!!!!" with lots of smileys and dollar symbols......
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Strryder
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LOL!! 
Qwerty
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By "mastering" if you mean "turning up all the sound levels and doing some basic EQ balancing so it doesn't sound too shitty on the car radio" - then yes, by all means use it or something similar.
I like iZotope Ozone because I am a cheap bastard.
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I like iZotope Ozone because I am a cheap bastard.
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Aaron Cheney
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I like Izotope Ozone because it does a fantastic job.
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Wife
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I find the ultrafunk multiband compressor to be quite usable for mastering stereo tracks if not overdone. However, my favorite multiband compressor is the PSP Vintage Warmer which came with 2.2xl. I can patch it across the outputs of CD Architect 5, and it brings the levels up to commercial CD levels without artifacts or coloration. I find this plug in to be worth its weight in gold, although it goes for much less money than Waves plug ins.
Lynn
I find the ultrafunk multiband compressor to be quite usable for mastering stereo tracks if not overdone. However, my favorite multiband compressor is the PSP Vintage Warmer which came with 2.2xl. I can patch it across the outputs of CD Architect 5, and it brings the levels up to commercial CD levels without artifacts or coloration. I find this plug in to be worth its weight in gold, although it goes for much less money than Waves plug ins.
Lynn