New York, USA - Titled “This Is a Mix, This Is a Master,” this session was indeed one of the more intriguing and high-value seminars at the recently-concluded 143rd AES convention in New York. The event brought together students from all over the country. And although labeled a student career event - and targeted towards students and upcoming engineers, the information disseminated was extremely informative with industry-wide benefits and applications.
....The panel, consisting of three practicing and renowned mastering engineers, led an enlightening, enthusiastic and engaging interactive learning session.
....Overall, great pointers that producers of large steel orchestra recordings could embrace as best practices to produce a superior product in future.
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There's no question about this- You mix first and then You master. A lot of modern artists try to mix and release but when your music gets on the air you get blown away by the products that have been mastered.