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While in theory they do share the same trade: make stuff loud. All three are different things and they are quite different from one to another. Using stock devices, using Rack extensions in the Master Section or using VST to master. In theory I could write this whole topic down in 3 major categories.

But in the end everything regarding the mastering process happens in one specific place: the Master section. So there are 3 different tool sets you can use to master. While with VST it becomes a different story. The thing with Propellerhead Reason and stock devices you don't have much to work with.

The process of mastering should be a simple one (yet it can be rather complicated in terms of dynamic EQ and such). Mastering on the other hand usually does not have that much of an impact on how the song will sound like in the end. As I might have mentioned before, I can create one song and turn it in to 2 different songs by mixing it different. Also make note, mixing has a large impact on the way the song can progress. It kind of depends on the direction you want to take it. When the positions are set up proper in volume and position you can decide for your self if you want a moving mix (a mix that alters a lot in time) or have a subtle changing in the mix. So those are the key essential elements you have while mixing. Most common send effects can position the sound in width (reverb as an example, alternative routes would be a delay in milliseconds) Equalizing has an impact on the position in height (if you think in terms like the lower frequencies sit low, the higher frequencies sit high) Pan has an impact on the position over left vs right Volume has an impact on the position up front / in the back Just to recap on what I have been writing down in the last few days: So every element needs it key position on where they are placed in the mix. When the mix is crap (just to use the word crap, it is subjective anyway), the master will be crap. Because a poor mix, results in to a poor master. The mixing process will play an important role in to how well the track can be mastered.

The major key to mastering a track is that the end goal of this process is to have everything as loud as you can. That is essentially the end game. And till this point I haven't even talked about the mastering process of it all.

In the previous few articles I have been writing down a few guidelines on mixing.

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