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#1650072 - 03/26/20 04:28 PM T-Racks plugin help?
I_CaneFire Offline
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HI All,
Anyone in here use the T-Racks Mastering suite? I tried running an entire song and all of its parts in stereo through the Finalization 1 in T-Racks. On headphones it sounded great. Then when I played it through my in home stereo it sounded horrible.

Am I not supposed to run the final mix through the finalization?

DO you just use the Finalization on only one track at a time?

Also am I supposed to run it through finalization 1 then 2 and then 3? I don't think so but just asking just in case.

Cheers,
Ian
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#1650133 - 03/27/20 10:20 AM Re: T-Racks plugin help? [Re: I_CaneFire]
keeppracticing Offline
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Just insert it on the Master track only

You can audition different presets or even print them to listen back on other systems and choose which one you like best.
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#1650170 - 03/27/20 03:45 PM Re: T-Racks plugin help? [Re: keeppracticing]
I_CaneFire Offline
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 Originally Posted By: keeppracticing
Just insert it on the Master track only

You can audition different presets or even print them to listen back on other systems and choose which one you like best.


Thanks for the reply. I tried using it and my mix level was boosted. I must have mixed the track poorly because it didn't sound right. I will play with it some more.
Thanks,
Ian
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