How it works
Well, these four steps fit neatly into four boxes, anyway.
Send over your audio tracks and tell me what you're going for. The more context you give me, the better I understand what you're after: got a reference track? A rough mix? Share it with me.
I get to work mixing and mastering. I usually send you the first version of the mix within a week.
I keep tweaking the mix until it sounds exactly the way you want it to. No extra charges and no fixed number of rounds.
Your track is ready for the world. You’ll receive the formats you need for however you’re planning to release it.
Frequently asked questions
It helps if the audio tracks have clear names — think of terms like "Kick" or "Voc harmony 1". It doesn't need to be exact, but it's nice if I can immediately tell what to expect from each track. Bundle all tracks into a single (zip) file and share it via WeTransfer, Dropbox, or another file-sharing service.
For a single track, I usually plan for about two weeks, including revision rounds. For an EP or album, we'll agree on a timeline that fits your release date.
Then we adjust it! Unlimited revisions are included with every package, so the end result is exactly what you want to hear.
Sure. If you've already mixed the track yourself, I can take care of just the mastering. Get in touch and we'll look at what you need.
By default, I deliver a WAV (lossless) and an MP3 (320 kbps). Other formats are definitely possible too — just let me know.
No problem. Different purposes often call for different versions. Maybe you'd like an instrumental version for social media, for example. All of that is included in the package you choose. If you want a genuinely different edit, say, shortened and re-cut, just check with me first.
Mixing balances all the separate tracks (vocals, drums, bass, synths, etc.) into one cohesive song that sounds the way you intended. Mastering then polishes that finished mix into a release-ready file: tight, consistent, and level with other tracks in its genre. You can book either one separately, or both together in one package.
Not a problem at all, most people I work with are doing this for the first time. You send over your files, I get to work, and send back a first version. You then give feedback in plain language ("the vocals could sit more upfront", "it still sounds a bit thin"), and I keep adjusting until it feels right. No technical knowledge required.