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Got a track you love but it still doesn’t sound quite release-ready?

Give your music the professional polish it needs with dedicated mixing and mastering for techno, trance and electronic music. Whether you’re an unsigned artist putting together your first demo, preparing a track for a label submission, or simply want your production to sound bigger, cleaner and more powerful, I can help.

A good mix and master can make a huge difference and it needs to translate across headphones, studio monitors, cars and crucially; club systems.

From driving techno, trance and D&B, to harder and more experimental sounds, the goal is simple: make your production sound like a finished record without losing the character of your track.

Perfect for unsigned artists

Listen, the truth is if your demo doesn't have the right levels straight away when you send it out, whoever is listening will just dismiss it without a second thought. All the hours you spent just for someone to turn their nose up at it. Don't worry I've been there myself!

Its not fair really but its just human nature, if you are dealing with big labels, they are picking the best tracks by established artists whose production is top notch. So how do you expect to get a look in and get something sounding right without having the years of experience to do so? Short answer: Get someone with experience to master it for you.

If you’ve produced a track yourself and need professional mixing and mastering before sending it to DJs, labels, or promoters, this service is designed to get your demo sounding its best.

You don’t need a huge budget to get a professional mix and master. Send over your track, and we’ll turn your production into a polished, balanced and competitive demo that you can be confident sharing.
Got a track that’s nearly there? Let’s get it finished.

I will tell you any suggestions you need to get it to the right place so I can work with you, and then we can get it sounding its best. If you want a one day course in how to equalise tracks and mix professionally just ask and I can even arrange that for you.

Look, I get it that you can use AI to master your tracks these days but quite frankly it is not up to par. It can't fix a bad mix and besides you've tried it and aren't happy with the results. To get good at mixing and mastering does require a few years of effort and training your ears but if you know the fundamentals, and you know what you're doing and crucially WHY you are doing it, then this becomes an easier learning curve.

When I started out I found it very frustrating, I didn't have you tube tutorials back then and I didn't get any help, I had to figure it out for myself sitting at an analog desk with a few rules of thumb: Not too much sub bass, 2-3K is fatiguing, 1K honky tonk sound, 100hz boomy, 250hz warmth, 500hz boxy and watch out for sibilance at 5-6K but when you are starting out its not that much help. From these rules I eventually taught myself and graduated to using Cubase VST 5.0 with those early horrendous digital EQs. It took a good five years to get to the stage where my stuff sounded good enough to release. "If only I had someone who could mentor me", I used to think and I came from a time when there was still 16 track analog tape machines and ADATs in the studio back when engineers wanted to keep their knowledge to themselves. Well, I want to save you years of pain and stabbing in the dark, so if you want a head start get in touch.