Masters at Work: Behind the Scenes of Manmade Mastering Berlin

[@WATCHoutFORthis]

These guys know their shit. Really enjoyed this, thanks point blank

[@eastrecordings9921]

Great video. We used Manmade for our mastering for our label and Tim always comes up trumps so great to see the guys on video. Glowcast in Glasgow are great too.

[@sram993]

Brilliant video, very interesting and some good Q&A. Thanks for making this. I love my turntables.

[@mynameisHOPKIRK]

Interesting and insightful... I like those two, their approach and philosophy. Thanks... good upload

[@PatrickPleau]

he is! I'm his dealer!

[@SHONSL]

+HOPKIRK agreed!

[@D0CT0RS0UL]

Very good document ! Very informative ! thanks for the input ! Peace & Music from Paris France

[@pointblankmusicschool]

Nice one D0CT0R!

[@BogdanSerban]

You can mix on headphones and it's recommended for knowing what's happening in your track, but you absolutely need to check the mix down on speakers, specially the low frequencies.

[@lolmayonnaise]

His view on why vinyl sounds good is very interesting.

[@Jackmackrel]

good stuff

[@richardmathmos8600]

Which nearfield monitors can you recommend ?

[@landislapace8102]

Does anybody know what the track is at 11:00 in the background?

[@bananenking5476]

hey @Point Blank Music School what tracks are used in the video? Would love to know that selection (:

[@JakeChilds]

TIM!

[@conoroneill8666]

I love vinyl. Got none of the equipment though

[@DanceMusic505]

Name of the track at the beginning please

[@DanceMusic505]

Finally, thanks to myself, found the name: Tim Xavier - As The Story Goes (Original Mix)

[@spoony01428]

the dude with the beard looks high

[@Sonusproject]

Why is there this generic beat all the time beneath this interview... so distracting and irrelevant, I'm sure any viewer would suck up more of the content if the the interview would be more central as a sonic component. Good feature though and good advice from these guys-

[@stuartcrofts8860]

it's not generic music, its music that Tim and Mike made, which in turn makes it relevant. Please find there music on sound cloud etc to enlighten yourself.

[@Sonusproject]

Stuart Crofts Thanks for putting me at place :) For those who are also interested, found this one: soundcloud.com/timxavier