Classical Concert Audio Mastering
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
Mastering of Two Live Stereo Concert Recordings (Drift-Corrected WAV Files)
Project Description:
I’m looking for an experienced audio engineer to master two stereo WAV files from a live classical concert recording. The files are already synced and drift-corrected using PluralEyes, and together make up the full concert (Part 1 and Part 2).
Files provided:
STE-000_drift_corrected-0.107.wav
STE-001_drift_corrected-0.128.wav
Each file is approx. [insert duration, e.g. 45 minutes] and recorded at 48kHz.
Deliverables:
Professionally mastered stereo WAV files
Clean, balanced, and natural concert sound (preserving dynamics and room ambience)
Gentle EQ, noise reduction if needed (e.g. mic handling or HVAC noise), tasteful reverb if appropriate
Final loudness optimized for online playback and video use (not overly compressed)
Notes:
Please do not apply heavy compression—this is a classical performance.
Files will be used in a professionally edited concert video.
If you’re experienced with mastering live classical recordings, I’d love to hear from you—please include a short portfolio or sample if possible.
Files: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/zinh9vh378rzhuvflxck3/AOeGF5qHcAlH2hLH2_MYrQc?rlkey=r6xmfpsriqsiyk4hjy64pzbkf&st=kflbh267&dl=0
Project Description:
I’m looking for an experienced audio engineer to master two stereo WAV files from a live classical concert recording. The files are already synced and drift-corrected using PluralEyes, and together make up the full concert (Part 1 and Part 2).
Files provided:
STE-000_drift_corrected-0.107.wav
STE-001_drift_corrected-0.128.wav
Each file is approx. [insert duration, e.g. 45 minutes] and recorded at 48kHz.
Deliverables:
Professionally mastered stereo WAV files
Clean, balanced, and natural concert sound (preserving dynamics and room ambience)
Gentle EQ, noise reduction if needed (e.g. mic handling or HVAC noise), tasteful reverb if appropriate
Final loudness optimized for online playback and video use (not overly compressed)
Notes:
Please do not apply heavy compression—this is a classical performance.
Files will be used in a professionally edited concert video.
If you’re experienced with mastering live classical recordings, I’d love to hear from you—please include a short portfolio or sample if possible.
Files: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/zinh9vh378rzhuvflxck3/AOeGF5qHcAlH2hLH2_MYrQc?rlkey=r6xmfpsriqsiyk4hjy64pzbkf&st=kflbh267&dl=0