Once you have the compressor set you van use the markers to jump to different sections of the song to make sure that you have the right level of overall compression. In Pro Audio 9 insert all the songs(which will be Wav files at this point) into one file using markers to denote where each song begins, then simply patch Audio FX 1 into the master out patch point. This will be just enough to smooth things out. Try using a 2:1 ratio with a mild threshold like –5dB. Now keep in mind that you do not want to destroy the dynamic range of the CD, just smooth it out, so do not use a very aggressive ratio like 4:1 or higher with a low threshold. Compressors are used to smooth out the dynamic differences within the source material. A song can song very out of place if it is noticeably louder or quieter than the rest of the material on the CD. So just like you mixed your tracks in a song now you need to mix your songs in the CD.ĭynamics play an important role in the mastering process. Mastering is the process of level and tone matching, arranging the CD is usually done too. You’ve finally mixed all the tracks in all the songs, added all the effects and made all the edits, time to burn a CD right? Wrong! There’s an important step that many people forget when working on a project, mastering. Mastering With Pro Audio 9 Last updated on

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