Wolfgang Gartner

In a Q&A, Wolfgang Gartner talks about his mastering process: "It’s extremely important to have a good mastering job, but how you choose to do it is down to personal taste. I decided to start mastering my own stuff last month and invested in some nice hardware to help do the job. My main tools now are a Crane Song STC-8 compressor and an SPL Tube Vitalizer, in addition to a pair of Empirical Labs Distressors with British Mode that occasionally work for mastering, but not always. Aside from that, I just throw a limiter on top and maybe EQ it a bit in Cubase, but overall I let the hardware do most of the work."

Original source here.

One of Wolfgang's main tools for mastering his own tracks is the Crane Song STC-8 Compressor.

Original source is a Q&A with Wolfgang Gartner on Sounds/To/Sample.

In a post on Instagram, Wolfgang Gartner hints at upcoming music releases while featuring the Pultec Program Equalizer EQP-1A, a key component in his studio setup.

In this Instagram photo posted by Wolfgang Gartner, his RME Fireface 800 audio interface can be seen (his cat is laying on top of it). Wolfgang says, "when I get into the studio in the morning and somebody's already there"

In this screenshot of a Wolfgang Gartner Instagram post, his MIDI keyboard can be seen. Judging by the color, the fact that it has four octaves, and the placement of the M-Audio logo, it matches the M-Audio Keystation 49. It can be seen below his MacBook.

In an interview, Wolfgang Gartner talks about his mastering process: "I decided to start mastering my own stuff last month and invested in some nice hardware to help do the job. My main tools now are... a pair of Empirical Labs Distressors with British Mode that occasionally work for mastering, but not always."

Original Q&A can be found here.

In an Instagram post featuring new music with @DAwallach, Wolfgang Gartner is shown using the API 2500, highlighting its role in his studio setup.