Hi Caleb, I am currently not able to access the Mastering Intensive anymore. Does this mean I can't access it no longer no more? Hope this can get to be reversed!

This was recently brought to my attention. Beyerdynamic Headphone Lab for Beyerdynamic headphones. https://north-america.beyerdynamic.com/headphone-lab?cid=hp_hl_icamp

Hey everyone, Excited to announce that we're hosting a free event this Friday called "The Successful Home Studio". On this exclusive Zoom webinar you'll learn directly from Mastering.com alumni about how they have reached a professional level in their production, mixing and mastering skills. They'll be sharing their stories and best tips for how you can make fast progress with your music in 2026, and finally make the leap to industry-standard quality. This event will also act as an open day for anyone interested in our flagship program, The Reverse Engineer. It's your chance to learn more about how it works, what the day to day is like, the admissions process etc. Plus, we'll be sharing the details of a special New Year package for anyone who joins The Reverse Engineer before the end of January. It's a higher level of hands-on help than anything we've ever done before, so if you're thinking about joining anyway, be sure to come along to find out more. The Successful Home Studio takes place on Friday, January 16th, at 9am Pacific / 12pm Eastern Time / 5pm UK / 6pm Central European time. You can find the event in the Calendar section here in Skool, or by going to this link: https://www.skool.com/mastering/calendar?eid=2f259778fb3049189699265424fbf50a See you there, Rob

This club has a nice mix of beginners like me and more experienced people so I think others might benefit from a discussion about my headphone quest. Tell me if you can relate: Context: My current headphones are Beyerdynamic dt 770 pro 80 ohm (not the 250 ohms version, I wasn't too confident my Scarlett 2i2 3rd Gen could drive them), I bought them as an all purpose kind of headphone to start off with: - For tracking (It bleeds the click track a little bit though, so I got cheap in ear monitors for whenever the playback quality isn't very important and only the tempo marking is). - For learning the basics of music production and mixing with the intention of publishing well represented songs (not suuper professional but well balanced music that translates into multiple audio systems). So far I used these closed back headphones for the entire production stage with no Eq correction (they are good enough for recording, tracking and ball parking sound design) and only later - when switching to more of a "mixing" mindset - I place an Eq with a correction curve in the master track I got from github (I am always careful not to render the song with the Correction Eq Curve on): https://github.com/jaakkopasanen/AutoEq/blob/master/results/crinacle/GRAS%2043AG-7%20over-ear/Beyerdynamic%20DT%20770%20Pro%20(80%20Ohm)/README.md (I don't actually use correction software like sonarworks or dsoniq Realphones, I cut costs were I can). The problem is! I have the chronic beginner limitation issue, little frame of reference... I can't really know if these Headphones are serving me well for critical listening or not... I haven't mixed on other headphones yet. Now I am thinking that maybe a pair of open backs might be a significant improvement and might help me even in the learning process, making certain details more apparent, the transient information more obvious which makes compression easier to learn, frequency separation more detailed to help with identifying problematic regions, resonances, with identifying harmonic saturation changes, to perceive stereo image better, etc....