There are plenty of hardware manufacturers who are proven and long in the tooth but – the world of software is the world of new inventions and is full of pioneering souls. Remaining relevant through three decades of great change in the music business is no mean feat. Founded by Manfred Rürup and Karl “Charlie” Steinberg back in 1983, arguably one of the most influential software companies in the studio world. We will look at one of the best in this Blog – Steinberg’s Wavelab – one of the leaders in the field. When it comes to mastering software though, there are many superior tools which fit the philosophy of the mastering engineer way better than your DAW. That’s not to say there is no crossover between mixing and mastering – that’s often why you find people using their DAW to get the job done. In many ways it is a completely different way of thinking than that which is needed to master track and often that is best served by a different set of tools. Working as a mastering engineer, over time, you pick up some really handy skills, skills that are totally separate to those you might need during mixing and writing.
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