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Time-tested Sonic
Excellence
With 20 years of
analog recording experience and 14 years of stereo
mastering experience, John Vestman gives any project the
leading edge.
What
to bring or send in for mastering:
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2-Track stereo files - 16 bit, 24 bit, 32 bit aiff, wav, SDII
Submit on CDR, DVD, flash drive, hard drive, web
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Analog formats - 1/4" 1/2" @ 7 1/2ips, 15ips, 30ips
(Include test tones with master tapes)
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DAT tapes, Masterlink CD24, Audio CDRs
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Stereo formats are ideal when enhanced by our proprietary analog
processing
console, coupled with
32-bit
floating processing and Acoustic Bit Correction™.
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Excellent mixes are ususally less costly than Separations. However
mixes that need significant enhancements require more time and nearly
cost the same.
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Superb top-of-the-line analog gear gives you the smooth, open, punchy
sound your music deserves.
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Every setting is recallable and non-destructive. Discrete
Class-A processing opens a world of dynamic,
full-bodied sonics.
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Guaranteed results - Our
services
give
you flexible options and efficient turnaround.
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The Ultimate Sonic
Results
HD Separation
Mastering is the most potent, flexible mastering process to
date. Since 2005, John Vestman has been the leader in this powerful
format.
What
to bring or send in for mastering:
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Your approved stereo mix - 24 or 32 bit wav files
Aiff, SDII files are fine, interleaved wav perferred
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Your Separations - 24 or 32 bit wav
files (even if your project was recorded at 16 bit, make higher bit
files)
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HD Separations creates a wider, clearer, more articulated sound.
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Enhancements made to vocals do not alter other aspects of the
instruments. Changes made to drums, bass, or instruments do not alter
the vocal tone.
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No additional equipment is required for the mixing engineer - all the
benefit of analog summing without the expense - our console
does the rest.
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Can restore peak material (drums, percussion) into the mix when
loud levels usually "slam" down the punch and dynamic emphasis.
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Guaranteed results - Premium analog sound, non-destructive,
easy
recalls, ideal "Grammy level" refinement .
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