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loendz
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does anyone use t-racks for mastering.What is your opinion of it.
LemonTree
Suck 'em and see!
it's a bit too easy to go overboard with it.
I wouldn't use any of the presets but in moderation it can get a job done.
Izotope Ozone is a bit better...PSP Vintage Warmer is another useful plug.
I wouldn't use any of the presets but in moderation it can get a job done.
Izotope Ozone is a bit better...PSP Vintage Warmer is another useful plug.
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ryanlikestorock
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For the money, what else can you compare it to? If I had to master a record with only $200 of software, I'd probably use T-Racks.
Massive Master
www.massivemastering.com
I dunno - How much all-natural fertilizer can you get for $200?ryanlikestorock said:
ZING!!! Whoa, you opened yourself up for that one, Ryan!
Blue Bear Sound
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I like it for its Steely Dan preset........! 
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60's guy
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Seriously Bear?
I find that interesting being a Steely Dan fan and not that familiar with T-racks.
I find that interesting being a Steely Dan fan and not that familiar with T-racks.
Blue Bear Sound
New member
umm - no... I was being sarcastic...........60's guy said:
The "
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note to self: use more smileys when making a joke.......!
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kylen
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T-Racks is fun...as is the other stuff mentioned like VW & Ozone.
Here's my top shelf DAW stuff I've been using lately and would recommend for mastering:
http://voxengo.com/
http://www.kjaerhusaudio.com/gold-series.php
VW and T-Racks are pretty cool to use on tracks...
Here's my top shelf DAW stuff I've been using lately and would recommend for mastering:
http://voxengo.com/
http://www.kjaerhusaudio.com/gold-series.php
VW and T-Racks are pretty cool to use on tracks...
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ryanlikestorock
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Massive Master said:I dunno - How much all-natural fertilizer can you get for $200?
ZING!!! Whoa, you opened yourself up for that one, Ryan!
That's definitely what I'm saying! Comparing T-Racks to even the UAD-1 or Waves plugs just isn't a fair comparison.
Voxengo has nice stuff for the price too, but you'd still end up spending twice as much to get the same compressor, eq, limiter and spectral adjustment options.
ocnor
Lord Of The Thighs
It's great if you want your enire mix to sound like the guitar on "Reeling in the Years" The Neil Young preset "Hey Hey My My" is even better when you need that extra nudge of distortion and mud.Blue Bear Sound said:I like it for its Steely Dan preset........!
leddy
Well-known member
If money is an issue, the Voxengo stuff helps because you can buy one piece at a time. I've checked out the T-Racks demo; I think you'd be happier with Voxengo Curve EQ and Soniformer. Alexi, the guy who runs Voxengo, is really helpful and will answer in questions right away. The product is very good and the customer service is outstanding.
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