Hello! I'm Gus, an Audio Mastering Engineer with over 10 years of experience in the music and audio industries. Mastering adds the final sonic touch to a mixed song. In order to take your song to the next level and make it a potential hit, mastering is as important as mixing, recording, producing and everything else. It is the final process performed on a song before it gets released and distributed. With the right mastering process your songs will sound pristine, clean, balanced, louder, better and competitive. The following audio/signal processes will be applied to your track: • Noise reduction (reduce/remove hum, hiss, clicks, pops and crackle) • Volume normalization and balancing (to preserve transients and peaks) • Volume leveling (fade in and fade out at beginning and end) • Equalization (to remove unwanted frequencies) • Dynamic EQ (to attenuate and sidechain unwanted frequencies) • Mid-Side processing (to enhance the aural excitement) • Stereo widening (so it sounds full and fat) • Compression (to even the overall sound volume, loudness optimization) • Multiband compression (to improve audio dynamics) • Limiting (to avoid clipping over 0 dB) Hoping to work together soon! - Gustavo Isidor @isidormastering…Hello! I'm Gus, an Audio Mastering Engineer with over 10 years of experience in the music and audio industries. Mastering adds the final sonic touch to a mixed song. In order to take your song to the next level and make it a potential hit, mastering is as important as mixing, recording, producing and everything else. It is the final process performed on a song before it gets released and distributed. With the right mastering process your songs will sound pristine, clean, balanced, louder, better and competitive. The following audio/signal processes will be applied to your track: • Noise reduction (reduce/remove hum, hiss, clicks, pops and crackle) • Volume normalization and balancing (to preserve transients and peaks) • Volume leveling (fade in and fade out at beginning and end) • Equalization (to remove unwanted frequencies) • Dynamic EQ (to attenuate and sidechain unwanted frequencies) • Mid-Side processing (to enhance the aural excitement) • Stereo widening (so it sounds full and fat) • Compression (to even the overall sound volume, loudness optimization) • Multiband compression (to improve audio dynamics) • Limiting (to avoid clipping over 0 dB) Hoping to work together soon! - Gustavo Isidor @isidormasteringWWWW…