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Message: <blockquote data-quote="bin shaker" data-source="post: 770220" data-attributes="member: 13005">helpmasterin requires different techniques for every track and also requires a set of quility monitors and a neutral listenin enviroment plus a good set of ears is the most important. if your track sounds a little dull rather than boosting the highs try and subtract sum lows and muddy mid frequences. sometimes simple a/b comparisons can help to a get a particular sound u want if your listening enviroment isnt perfect.  after this then work on boosting highs. the waves plugins are very good for natural sounding adjustments and also the vintage emulations add a nice analog sound to things. remember to always use the limiter and never push it too hard. eq is the most important tool in mastering but subtle compression can also help gel your mix together. the best bet is too train your ears for cd mastering and leave vinyl masterin to the pros. i probly havent helped but i hope i may have given a little insight</blockquote>

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