Elektron Musical Instruments

> I definitely agree.  Sending your final product to a mastering house
> is a good idea if you want to get airplay or some kind of profitable
> production.  
> 

I've mastered some of my works in a mastering house and don't bother
with multiband compression and limiters any more. I defineatly get
better stuff by paying someone more clever to do it. But it doesn't
make mixes sound good. It only makes them somewhat better, but nothing
more. If snare doesn't work good on a mix, it doesn't work good after
mastering it. But as a whole the song sounds more ready-made (is this
english).

Toni.