Mastering
 

Ever drop your own CD into a carousel CD player along with some commercially released CD's, and then have to turn up the volume of your CD compared to those 'real' ones?

Not if you mastered your CD with us. We own the Waves Ultramaximixer L2 which, along with our extensive (and expensive) collection of control room mastering gear, allows us to deliver CD's that play at the same full volume as the CD's you buy in the store.

The L2 is also an excellent Analog to Digital and Digital to Analog converter. Great converters are essential for professional mastering. Great converters provide smooth, naturally open high frequencies, great imaging, and solid bass. A great converter makes a difference.




Celebration Sound is Southeastern New England's most popular mastering facility. We've got the ears, the control room, the expensive mastering gear, & most importantly, 28 years of pro experience.

Many smaller area studios and home recordists bring us their mixes for final mastering and for Compact Disc preparation. They do it for one simple reason: we make their final mixes sound even better.

Celebration has one of the best control rooms in the country, a certified LEDE™ room with modifications by Phil Greene of Normandy Sound. Through the years over $100,000 has been spent on the design, construction, and reconstruction of this control room. ( It took 3 builds to get it exactly right.)

You'll find it a trustworthy and accurate environment for mastering, mixing, and tracking. (You may be surprised to learn that control rooms with dead-on, accurate big monitors are not common. We think this one is a jewel.)

If you're sending your master CD out for CD replication, you'll get:

A properly formatted, worry-free CD Master.

A backup copy CD Master.

A printed PQ subcodes and Playlist that will please any CD manufacturer. (This type of CD is often referred to as a PMCD, or Pre Master CD.)

Whether you've recorded in your spare bedroom or in a big studio, when it comes time for final mastering, we can make your hard-earned mixes sound even better.