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Preparing tracks for release is a process that some might consider to be a less creative part of music production. But, attaining the right amount of loudness while still keepingabout how to shape it into an audio product for the ears of listeners. In our cover feature this issue, we tackle mastering with a self-sufficient, in-the-box mastering mindset, and shed light on some of the most effective tools, strategies and approaches to make our tracks really pump.

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