I will master your song professionally with analog gear


Level 1
Über diesen Service
Your mix is finished? Now it needs a fresh pair of ears before release.
Grand Studio provides professional mastering for rap, hip-hop, R&B, pop, rock, electronic and other modern genres.
Every song is treated individually: no automatic preset, no one-size-fits-all loudness target. The goal is to preserve what already works in your mix while refining balance, dynamics, impact, stereo image and final level so your track translates well and is ready for release.
Choose the package that fits your project:
- MASTER : Stereo mastering, pre-master check, high-resolution WAV and 1 revision.
- MASTER+ : Everything in Master, plus an in-depth Mix Check, targeted feedback, 1 revised bounce before mastering and up to 2 revisions.
- STEM MASTER : Mastering from up to 8 already-mixed stems for greater control over balance and dynamics.
Analog gear may be used when it genuinely benefits the song.
Not sure which package fits your project?
Feel free to message Grand Studio before ordering.
Lerne Grand Studio kennen
Level 1
- AusFrankreich
- Mitglied seitOkt. 2020
- ⌀ Antwortzeit1 Stunde
- Letzte Lieferung2 Monate
Sprachen
Französisch, Englisch, Spanisch
FAQ
What file should I send for mastering?
Please send a WAV file, ideally 24-bit or 32-bit float, at your project’s native sample rate. Avoid MP3/AAC if possible. No need to leave exactly -6 dB of headroom; just make sure the file is not digitally clipping.
Should I remove my limiter or master bus processing?
If a limiter, maximizer or clipper is only used to make the mix louder, remove it before export. Keep processing that is part of the sound of your mix. If unsure, you can send both a processed and unprocessed version.
What is the difference between MASTER and MASTER+?
MASTER includes a pre-master check and mastering of your finished mix. MASTER+ adds an in-depth Mix Check with targeted feedback, allowing you to improve your mix and send one revised bounce before the final mastering.
What is a Mix Check?
A Mix Check is a focused review of your mix before mastering. I’ll point out the main issues worth addressing, such as balance, low end, harshness, vocals or dynamics, so you can make useful corrections before the final master.
What is STEM MASTER?
STEM MASTER uses up to 8 already-mixed stems instead of one stereo file. This gives more control over key elements before mastering. It is not a full multitrack mixing service, so the stems should already recreate a coherent mix.
Can I send reference tracks?
Yes, and they are encouraged. You can send 1–3 references and explain what you like about them: loudness, low end, punch, tonal balance, width or overall character. References help define the direction without copying another song.
Will my master be ready for Spotify and other streaming platforms?
Yes. Your master will be prepared for modern digital distribution and streaming platforms. I do not force every song to the same LUFS target: final loudness and dynamics are chosen according to the track, genre and references.
Do you use analog gear?
Yes. Analog gear can be part of the mastering chain when it genuinely benefits the song. It is not used just for marketing: the processing chain is chosen according to what serves the track best.
What does a revision include?
A revision covers reasonable adjustments to the delivered master using the same approved mix. A substantially changed mix, new arrangement or different version may require a new mastering order.
Can you master an EP, album or several songs?
Yes. For multiple songs, EPs or albums, message Grand Studio before ordering so we can define the scope and keep the project consistent from track to track.

