'the wizard of mastering'

[Jed411]

i accidentally stumbled onto the xarc mastering website one day while trying to find a recipe for german potato salad.
boom, up jumped michael b. sutton's name. i remembered michael from my motown days back in the late 70's early 80's. it's like the commercial: if mikey likes it, it's the real deal. (i have a ton of respect for michael.) so i listened to a few xarc demo's and was hooked. i sent lorenz my project and what i got back was amazing -- the clarity in my track, a great stereo image, all with a tight bottom. my brass sounded like brass and not kazoo's. you can see the rosin floating through the air from the strings and smell what the clarinet players had for lunch. i was totally impressed. working with lorenz was a complete pleasure. from the first day 'til the final download, you won't find another person as professional, as detail oriented or as dedicated to his craft. i realize this may come off a little syrupy ... but work with him and you'll conclude what a lot of us already know: he should be anointed "mix master of the planet"! he's the ultimate wizard of mastering.
i'm an old dog and have been mastering for years, so that qualifies me as an authority on magic fairy dust. the brand and amount lorenz sprinkles on your mixes i'm sure is a trade secret, but from the first downbeat to the last master fade your tracks/songs will shine with that high 'xarc' gloss and have that competitive punch we all need to impress. go ahead and jump in like i did ... his mixes will draw a thousand smiles out of you just like they did for me.
thanks again lorenz,
i feel like i've truly made a friend for life.
-john duarte

john duarte, is a producer, arranger, keyboardist, songwriter and programmer.
he has over three and a half decades of surviving in the music business. john has produced, written and played for the new edition, jennifer holiday, tiffany, rockwell, charlene, randy crawford, the four tops, pc quest, kicking harold, the temptations and his latest, kaukasian. totally at home in any style or genre -- whatupjohn@aol.com