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Here is a summary of the 9 ESSENTIAL TIPS:

1. Make sure that there are no effects on your Master Bus when you Bounce or Export!!!

Sub Point: If there is something on your Master Bus that you think you cannot live without, send your Mastering Engineer 2 versions: A No FX Mix and an FX Mix and let your Mastering Engineer know what the effect is. Some prefer to Mix into a Master Bus or 2 Bus Compressor. If so, we say make sure it is a very good one! However, never never leave a limiter in place.

2. Make sure that the level of your Track Peaks somewhere between -6 and -3dB!

3. If the Peak Level of your Track is higher than -3dB, it is best to reduce each tracks level rather than to just drop the master fader.

4. Eliminate any unwanted noise within your Mix.

5. Try to keep your Mix Clean and Dynamic.

6. Leave some silence at the beginning and at the end of your Track (2 - 8 Bars).

7. Bounce your track in the Format that you worked in (24 Bit is the most common and is absolutely adequate).

8. Be sure not to Normalise or to apply any Dither when you Bounce or Export!

9. Think about realistic and relevant reference tracks that you might be able to suggest to your Mastering Engineer.


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If you follow these steps, your Final Audio Master will be the best it can be so it is worth it...

Happy Producing and Premastering!

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Julian Marley, the 37 year old reggae star, son of Bob Marley, performed some unforgettable numbers in a concert at the Hall of Fame, Bangabandhu International Conference Centre in Dhaka on January 4th.

Press Conference with Julian Marley held in Dhaka, Bangladesh

"Julian Marley, son of reggae legend Bob Marley, has been doing reggae music for quite a while. A devout Rastafarian like his father, Julian travels the world spreading messages of peace and equality through his music. He and his band, The Uprising, arrived in Dhaka on Wednesday to perform a concert in the capital"

News in The Daily Star: www.thedailystar.net/news

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Born in London, Julian is the only son of Bob Marley to have been born and raised in the UK. He frequently visited his family and brothers, Ziggy, Stephen, Damian and Kymani in Jamaica. Growing up as a youth in a musical atmosphere Julian quickly adopted a musical lifestyle and at an early age became a skilful, self-taught musician mastering the bass, drums, guitar and keyboards. By the tender age of five, he had recorded his first demo at the Marley family home in Kingston, Jamaica.

Julian formed the band, The Uprising shortly after the murder of the influential Wailers drummer and wrote two unreleased songs, ‘Uprising’ and ‘What They Did Wrong’ in response to the incident.

Julian and The Uprising have performed worldwide with his brothers and on independent tour since the success of his album, ‘Awake’ in 2009. They have also contributed musical elements to singer Lauryn Hill’s Grammy-award winning album, ‘The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill’ including playing guitar on the single, ‘Forgive Them Father’. In 2003, Julian joined his siblings to contribute a version of the single, ‘Master Blaster’ for Stevie Wonder’s tribute album, ‘Conception: An Interpretation of Stevie Wonder Songs’.

He also performed on the invitation of the Jamaican Government, during the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China and celebrated alongside Jamaica’s Gold medal winning runner, Usain Bolt.

www.julianmarley.com

"In Colombo today is Julian Marley, son of reggae legend Bob Marley, a Grammy award nominated, roots-reggae musician, singer-songwriter and producer himself. In the same tradition as his father, Julian ‘JuJu’ Marley’s music is inspired by life and spirituality"

News in Sunday Times: www.sundaytimes.lk

Julian Marley live Colombo, Sri Lanka pict: www.gossip9.us

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