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Message: [QUOTE="Benzorghini, post: 17095"] There are advantages to separating the mastering stage and the production stage, but not all will apply to everyone: [LIST] [*]It keeps you focused on [URL='https://goldmidi.com/community/resources/what-is-audio-mixing-and-mastering.429/']audio mastering[/URL] since you can no longer tweak the arrangement or mix [*]It eliminates the CPU and RAM (memory load) of all the individual tracks, buses (or group channels) [*]A single stereo mixdown is what most mastering engineers will expect if you're having someone else master your track [/LIST] If none of those apply to you, then there's no reason not to master in place. [/QUOTE]