MASTERING!!STUDIO-TIPPS??

[LSD-Studio]

If that is the case they are probably trying to use an EQ matching program like HarBal or Firium to match the EQ curve of the finished song to yours. You should never master a song to make it sound like a different song. You should master a song to bring out the best in that song. Furthermore, mastering is more about bringing multiple songs together to make a cohesive product and less about trying to make songs sound "better." The mix should bring you about 90% to finished...mastering is the last little bit to polish everything off.

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[El_Gato]

If that is the case they are probably trying to use an EQ matching program like HarBal or Firium to match the EQ curve of the finished song to yours. You should never master a song to make it sound like a different song. You should master a song to bring out the best in that song.

Of course, this is understood as a reference and a starting line to see what the client wants from you. The mix will tell more than other songs do.

Anyway I don´t want and I can´t sound like pros recording in optimum conditions.