I believe that there are a lot of great mixing engineers out there, and a lot of them can deliver your artistic goals. I believe that you should choose the best mixing engineer that can you vibe with, understand your goals, and has the knowledge and equipment to achieve those! I used to be a singer in an R&B/Pop group for many years, and I feel I would be the best option for an artist that wants an engineer that understands the importance of vocals more than anyone! I believe a hit song is nothing, without captivating vocals behind it.

For starters, I’m trying out for the first time, the “100% Money Back Guarantee”! But also, I like to put a lot of emphasis on having collaborative conversations about your project, your sound and artistic goals. It’s important for me to know these about you and your project so I know the direction I’m headed before I even move a fader or turn a knob. A mix can sound an infinite number of ways, and one way is not necessarily better than the other. BUT, its your artistic vision that will guide us to the CORRECT mix for YOUR project.

As much as I believe in high fidelity, you DO NOT need to produce or record at that level. It slows down your efficiency and can crash your computer. Recording and producing at the industry standard 24bit-44.1khz is just fine. When I receive your project, I will upsample your files to high fidelity, and work from there!

The ‘industry standard’ for music is mixing at 24bit, 44.1khz. High-Fidelity is mixing at 32bit – 192khz. The audio resolution is much higher than the standard! The reason why it is not used all around is due to storage space, CPU optimization, work efficiency, and some engineers believe it is not beneficial to the end result.

If you would like me to mix your project, that is an artistic direction that must be honored. At this point, it is a business-logistical conversation that me and your producer will have to discuss. Your producer and I will have a conversation on how we will handle the split of funding, the producer’s music goals and your artistic goals, and the transfer of audio to me. Contact me, and I’d be happy to discuss further and make this as seamless as possible.