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> This is probably probably opening a can of worms, but in terms of

> sound quality and flexibility, I've found using plugins in a DAW for

> mastering works better (I actually use LinuxDSP LV2 plugins and

> MixBus).

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I 2nd everything stated above.  I used Jamin with A2 for a long time for

mastering, and it worked really well.  I then went to mixbus and found the

LinuxDSP suite of LV2 plugins to be exceptional (para-EQ with mult-band

compressor).  Works like a charm.

--Jason
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This is probably probably opening a can of worms, but in terms of

sound quality and flexibility, I've found using plugins in a DAW for

mastering works better (I actually use LinuxDSP LV2 plugins and

MixBus).=

I 2nd everything stated above. =C2=A0I used Jamin with A2 for a long t=

ime for mastering, and it worked really well. =C2=A0I then went to mixbus a=

nd found the LinuxDSP suite of LV2 plugins to be exceptional (para-EQ with =

mult-band compressor). =C2=A0Works like a charm.=C2=A0

--Jason
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