Getting songs/cues mastered before submission

[lesmac]

Don't overthink it...just mute it and print it.

+1 Sounds like a plan.

[cosmicdolphin]

Don't overthink it...just mute it and print it.

+1 Sounds like a plan.

I need to copyright that for the T-shirts

[lesmac]

I need to copyright that for the T-shirts

[LongTimeComing]

Reading this post, I realize how much I have to learn!

[MichaelHopkins85]

Thank you all for your replies.
That was very helpful

Michael

[cosmicdolphin]

Reading this post, I realize how much I have to learn!

Honestly it's never ending this learning curve we are on. Just gotta keep inching forward.

[TaxiLurker]

Great advice all over the place! you should def master your tracks, you can do it fancy or you can just slap a com+eq+limiter and you'll be fine.
Sending rough mixes can hurt the overall experience, specially when music supervisors are listening to several tracks on a row.
Every library asks for mastered music.
As @cosmicdolphin said, you have to use the same setting when bouncing stems, don't touch anything! because at the end of the day, those stems are going to be "summed" and the editor will have a bad time

[rpeckyno]

Great info - thanks! I've been wondering this same thing. [I swear I learn 2 new things with every thread I click on! ] Greatly appreciate you all!