At present the Industry Standard sound quality is based on the specifications of the Red Book Convention, which is a sampling rate of 44.1 Khz and a word resolution of 16 bits.


A music production is considered to meet the Industry Standard when its frequencies show adequate harmonic balancing with alignment of the 3 main densities:

Bass (20-300hz)
Middle Range (1K-8k)
Hi Frequencies (10K-20K)

The music should sound punchy and clear, with good dynamics and max. high peak average at -0.5 db, depending on music style).

Output levels should never be too loud as it means that the dynamic range has been compromised ("crunched").

A refined mastering job would show adequate individual alignment within a 25 to 30 frequency spectrum (our mastering standard).