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I know what you mean, suddenly my strategy of closing my eyes pressing all the keys on the keyboard at the same time doesn't sound so sophisticated

All these new phrases and concepts will make for an interesting evenings googling though, thanks for that posters !

looks like the hippies finally got around to spiking the water supply then

but seriously now, hugs for everyone, even, hell specially, on the comedown

xx

yeah supercolider was fat and funky and ,,,.. ninja sequencing and production, some of his stuff on tresor I had the odd jig to as well, it's all a bit foggy, but, 'they bought you at a party' perhaps ?

went to hear him dj a local club about 5 years back  and he played two hours of what really seemed like sarcastic guitar music and one 5 minute segment of some of the most inspired electro I ever heard.

that might have been the last time I could be arsed to seek out a "name" dj.

brave stuff

crikey ! another ! you changed the whole colour of my day,

thank you man

ones mans shit is another mans aphrodisiac

Using the retro software that many of us do, we don't have the option of EQ'ing every channel, and there will be parts of the mix which will sound often muddy because of this.  There are some frequency bands which aren't useful, and some which normally aren't nice, so mastering can be used to tone them down a bit.

Also, years ago we used to run stuff through a Vitalizer, it added stuff like high end, er, sparkle, stereo widening, bass harmonics and just made everything sound, well, better and louder and warmer.

That's what mastering should be about.