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Thank you, We have now sent you an email to confirm your mastering booking This email contains your project quotation and upload links required to submit your audio files. Please allow a few minutes for delivery. If you do not receive the email, be sure to check your spam or junk folder. Should the email still not arrive, please re-submit your registration details and we will process your request again.

Recommended Preparation &

Delivery Guidelines

Please follow these technical specifications when submitting your mixes to get the best out of your master: File Format: Please provide uncompressed WAV or AIFF files. We recommend 16-bit / 24-bit or 32-bit (float) depth at the original sample rate of your session (e.g., 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, or 96kHz). Headroom: Ensure your master bus is not clipping. Ideally, peaks should hit between -3dB and - 6dB. This provides the necessary "air" for our analogue gear to react musically to your transients. No Master Bus Processing: Please remove any limiters or heavy compression from your master output. While "top down" mixing is fine, we need the dynamic range intact to apply our professional outboard processing effectively. Reference Tracks: If you have a specific "sonic target" in mind, feel free to include reference tracks or a "rough master" of your own so we can understand your vision for the final loudness and tone. Please understand that while we always aim for the best possible result, a poor quality mix or file can limit what can realistically be achieved. Further Information Please note that our turnaround times begin from the moment we receive your audio files in a valid format. Once your music has been mastered, we will send you a mastered sample for evaluation, together with a secure payment link via either PayPal or Stripe. If you are happy with the results, simply complete the payment process and we will send your final mastered files as quickly as possible. While we always strive to achieve the highest possible quality from every project, the final result will ultimately depend on the quality of the original mix and source files provided. Poorly balanced mixes, excessive distortion, clipping, or low-quality audio files can limit the improvements that can realistically be achieved during the mastering process.

What Happens Next?

After receiving your files, our experienced mastering engineers will carefully evaluate and master your music to achieve the best possible result. We will keep you informed throughout the process and will contact you once your mastered samples are ready. Turnaround times vary depending on the service selected.