After all said and done: thus far the "best" result I get is to mixdown to 0dB / -10 LU (iZotope Insight's default for loudness monitoring) and push this through Lurssen Mastering Console. once you've listened to these three different mixes about a hundred times they all start sounding the same I'm afraid and there has to be some type of technical preference / guideline to all of this). So what is "right" or "acceptable" (and please don't tell me "it's what I hear" i.e. BUT: the said mix is definitely not as "loud" as with the other two. the absolute best, incomparable, results I get are with Lurssen Mastering Console (note that in all cases I'm just using supplied presets). Now there's obviously a lesson in this i.e. T-RackS-5 "The One" does pretty much the same thing as Ozone 8 Advanced (to a slightly lesser degree is all). it just boosts the whole mix to oblivion (LOL!!!). Ozone 8 Advanced doesn't really seem to care i.e. If I mixdown to -6dB / -12 LU (iZotope Insight's default for headroom monitoring) then in Lurssen Mastering Console I have to raise the input gain CONSIDERABLY and this just doesn't feel right to me. I usually create three different masters to compare using IKM's Lurssen Mastering Console, iZotope's Ozone 8 Advanced, and IKM's TRackS-5 "The One".
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The reason I say this is because if I follow my own standard input level / track level headroom rule of -6dB / -12.0 LU at mixdown: the mastering software has to do too much (in my opinion). I don't think that the same headroom rule applies at the mixdown stage. So I'm just curious as to how my fellow Mixcraft producers and recording engineers (sounds good huh!!! LOL!!!) etc. I spent a lot of time researching this on the Internet and, as per usual, there are as many opinions on the "correct" level as there are people making music. What level are you mixing down to, from Mixcraft, when preparing for the mastering process? However: after getting what I believed to be a REAL satisfying mix I started experimenting (what's new?) and now have some questions or, rather, would like to know what others around here are doing in this regard and why.
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