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Singer/Artist
I want to see your music grow.
Let’s feed those new listeners some songs with impeccable balance and crisp vocals. Mmm...yummy 😋
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes! If you need four or more songs mixed and mastered, let’s make a special deal!
Express Delivery is available for an additional 20% of your original cost. It guarantees that you’ll receive your song’s first mix within five days of sending your files. Note that mix revisions and masters may require additional time to complete.
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Contact
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If you’d like to get your song mixed and mastered or have any questions, let’s get in touch!
Mixing
Crisp vocals. Balanced tracks. Lots of love.
A well-balanced and creatively-enhanced mix will keep your listeners hooked.I will mix your individual tracks into ear-watering perfection, which includes...
Creating balance by adjusting levels & panning tracks
Making room for each element by applying EQ and dynamic processing
Tuning your vocals naturally and manually with Melodyne
Elevating your song by adding creative effects like reverb, delay, distortion, chorus, flanger, etc.
Creating emotional transitions and cool atmospheres by automating effects
Making other adjustments that will improve your song
What does it sound like?
Hear the difference between demos and mixed-and-mastered songs! All audio is set to the same volume for fair comparisons.
What files will I get?
For each song, you'll get...
A high-quality WAV file
Unlimited revisions
A free master for your mix because I love you 🥰
What’s the process like?
Send me your mix request via email or Instagram DM. Let’s get to know each other!
Once we agree to work together, I'll send an invoice for the total amount. Please pay before I start mixing. I accept Zelle (preferred) and PayPal, and other methods are available on request.
Complete this form for each song. It requests important info like reference songs and your project’s deadline.
Follow these instructions to prepare your files for mixing.
I’ll send you the first mix via wetransfer.com. You can then make revisions, which you can learn about here.
When you're happy with the final mix, you can approve it for mastering (which comes free with every mix!). Then, I'll send you the final master via wetransfer.com. Time to let the world hear your new song!
I care about your music 😤❤️
So let me help you deliver high-quality sound to your hungry fans.
Mastering
Louder. Louder. Not too loud.
Mastering is the last step before sending out your music. It adds shine and glimmer to your track and boosts each element’s presence without distorting them or sacrificing dynamics.I will prepare your song for distribution by
Making each instrument and vocal clear
Maximizing volume while retaining dynamics and avoiding distortion
Ensuring your song sounds balanced in a playlist of similar songs.
What You'll Receive
For each song, you'll get...
A high-quality WAV file
Unlimited revisions
Ready to get a chart-breaking sound? 📈
Great! Let's get started.
Pricing
Save your time for creating.
I’ll handle the knobs and faders ⚡️
Here are the features and pricing of my services!🔥: Most popular
| Master | Small Mix | Regular Mix | 🔥 Medium Mix | Large Mix | |
| Description | Supercharged for streaming. | Great value. Affordable. | The Goldilocks package. | Better than small fries. | Nice and chunky. |
| Files | 1 | Up to 16 | 17-24 | 25-36 | 37+ |
| Price | $59 | $199 | $299 | $499 | $599 |
| Vocal Tuning | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | |
| Free Master | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | |
| Revisions | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Turnaround Time | 3-5 days | 7-10 days | 7-10 days | 1-2 weeks | 1-2 weeks |
Ready to skyrocket your release? 🚀
Awesome! Let's get started.
Psst! If you need an EP or album (with four or more songs) mixed and mastered, or you are a nonprofit organization, let's make a special deal!
Preparing Files
How do I export and send my files?
To get your mix faster, please follow these six easy steps when preparing and sending your files for mixing:
Create a folder named “[Artist Name] - [Song Title] - Multitracks”, and export your song’s current demo mix to the folder as an MP3 or WAV file named “[Artist Name] - [Song Title] Demo Mix”.
Bypass all effects and automation on your tracks. Make sure no tracks clip (exceed 0 dB). If there’s a certain effect you want me to use in your mix, export it as an additional wet track. Note that vocals should always be dry and in mono if there is only one vocal layer per track.
Cross-fade all audio regions and remove unwanted noises like clicks, pops, etc. Don’t remove breaths or let vocals overlap on a single track. Order the tracks so that similar sounds are next to each other. Ensure every track is arranged and aligned correctly before exporting.
Number and label each track with a clear name (e.g., “01 Lead Vocals”), and export each track as a WAV file at its original bit depth (typically 16, 24, or 32 bit) and sample rate (typically 44100 or 48100 Hz).
Reimport the tracks into a new project to verify they reconstruct the song. Ensure that no tracks go over 0 dB, are muted, or are unintentionally wet.
Zip the main folder (containing the demo mix and dry tracks) and send it to [email protected] via wetransfer.com. If your song has lyrics, email me a lyric sheet with labeled song sections.
Ready to level up your sound? 📈
Perfect! I can help with that.
Making Revisions
Listen. Take notes. Communicate. Repeat.
Mix revisions are an essential part of the mixing process, allowing you to fine-tune and perfect your song to satisfaction. Here’s a guide on how to listen to your mix and write revision notes efficiently.
How do I listen to my mix?
Before writing your revision notes, listen to your mix effectively with these tips:
Listen in a quiet environment on speakers and headphones.
Test your mix on different devices like your phone, earbuds, laptop, and car speakers to see how each device portrays your mix.
Pay attention to the overall sound, and identify specific areas needing improvement.
Take notes during your listening session to ensure that all necessary changes are addressed.
How do I write revision notes?
Be specific and concise when writing revision notes. Here are some tips:
Specify instrument names or filenames (e.g., the lead synth or 07 Lead Synth.wav) when referring to a certain sound.
Group your comments by instrument type.
Provide a timestamp, lyric line, or song section when referring to a specific spot.
When necessary, refer to the demo mix and reference songs you provided. You can also provide examples (YouTube links with timestamps) of how you want a certain element to sound.
Here are some example revision notes by type:
Bring down the hi-hat by 1-2 dB during the chorus.
Bring down the piano’s high end during the second verse.
Pan the closed hi-hats 10% to the left and the open hi-hats 10% to the right during the pre-chorus.
Widen the stereo image of the snaps throughout the entire song.
Add a bit more distortion to the guitar during the chorus. Here’s an example at 1:24: [YouTube link].
Increase the modulation depth on the keys during the first verse.
Make the adlib pan slowly pan from left to right, starting at 2:03 and ending at 2:16.
Make the “pro-” in “You promised forever” snap to beat 1 of the measure at 0:34.
It's important to note that revisions are not meant to completely change the original mix, but rather to refine it and make small adjustments. By listening effectively to your mix and providing clear and specific revision notes, we can achieve your desired sound efficiently.
Ready to perfect your song? 💯
Great! Let's get started.