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Original Message 1/4 10-Feb-07 @ 12:01 AM - Remastering Advice Please?

nme

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I have some earlier tracks I put together on some real cheap software & I would like to improve the sound quality on them.
If I simply export them into Reason in .wav format will it help much with regard to remastering/improving the overall sound (ie, would any gain be worth the effort?) or do I need to start afresh & rewrite the whole track into Reason so I can access the eq for each component?

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Message 2/4 10-Feb-07 @ 08:09 AM - RE: Remastering Advice Please?

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well you cant remix it in terms of individual components within the mix, but you might be able to improve the mix with multiband compression & eq or whatever

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Message 3/4 10-Feb-07 @ 10:17 AM - RE: Remastering Advice Please?

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Well, question is if you can export the individual tracks, or just the master out... you can do stuff on a stereo mix too as k said with multiband processing... but it is very hard to do wonders without having the individual tracks exported and mixed together with proper eq and effects.

I usually do not bother with remixing older tracks of mine (I have tons of old "tracker" stuff lying around)... maybe someday.

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Message 4/4 10-Feb-07 @ 11:26 PM - RE: Remastering Advice Please?

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k wrote:

well you cant remix it in terms of individual components within the mix, but you might be able to improve the mix with multiband compression & eq or whatever

Cool, understood & duly noted, thanks guys

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