Exactly, well, this is sort of just for fun. The real use is probably just to get our demo's better, the ones we haven't committed to a mastering engineer yet.Tricky-Loops wrote:What would be more interesting is which online mastering services are worth the money and which are not. There are some inexpensive offers, but do they master with high quality?
As far as I'm concerned, I wouldn't offer mastering or participate at a mastering competition - simply because I'm not a trained mastering engineer. Of course, I can do some kind of pre-mastering, but the REAL mastering should be committed by a (trained!) mastering engineer.
But if we are able to choose different ME's (depending on the donations) then we can start to shop around and find out what different ME's do.
There will always be the matter of taste involved.
It might turn out to be of little use in the end, but I don't think this will be a complete waste of time.
Sami


