Email: bryan@musicstudiohelp.com
Tel: 07778 649929
Anwerphone/Fax: 020 8575 3150
If
your mixes need more punch, depth, clarity, life, space or other missing
attributes that you hear on professionally produced commercial releases
... then you need the input of an experienced mix engineer's ears
and skills.
I undertake such projects when asked (subject to a recording quality
check). These can be done either at your studio (depending
on location and a minimum gear/setup requirement) or submitted to me as
multitracked audiofiles (which can be appropriately aligned by a common
sample-accurate start point).
Data disk is generally still the best supply medium. Work-in-progress can be emailed back as 'good quality' MP3s for feedback.
Final delivery could be via CD, large-file delivery sites or any other convenient data transfer medium.
I guarantee your audio will NOT be used for any other productions.
Please call or email to specify and discuss your requirements.
Saving my number in your phone book or on your mobile phone's sim card
can be a good option.
"[tip of the week:] The Value of A Good Mix by Cliff Goldmacher
Once you've decided to up the ante and put your music online for the world to hear, it's in your best interest to pay close attention to every step in the recording process. One of the most vital of these steps is the mix of your song. It's not enough to have well-written song and great musicians playing on it. You need a strong mix. The art of mixing (and make no mistake, it's an art) is not a skill everyone possesses. It's well worth your while, even if you've recorded your tracks yourself in your home studio, to seek out an experienced mixing engineer.
While there is no substitute for a dynamic, exciting musical performance, a good mix can enhance every aspect of that performance so that the final sonic result truly makes your song stand out. On the other hand, a poor mix can severely compromise even the best song and performance. Only you can write and sing your songs. That makes you an expert in those areas. However, unless you're also an expert mix engineer, I'd highly recommend going to someone who is."
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