Two options: a final mix for tracks that are almost there, or a more hands-on service for tracks that need extra work to get over the line. I listen to every track before we start. If it's not ready for either service, I'll tell you - and I'll tell you why. Prices are on the page. No contact forms, no "get a quote."
Pick the service that matches where your track is at - and what it needs next.
€200
You've written the track. The arrangement works, the ideas are there - but the mix still needs work. That's where this comes in.
A basic mixdown takes your stems and turns them into a release-ready mix: clear, balanced and built to hit properly on a club system. Not a quick fix. A proper mix, done by someone who knows house, tech house and techno from the inside.
What you get
€400
Some tracks need more than a mix. Maybe the arrangement is not landing yet. Maybe the drums need work. Maybe the idea is strong, but the record still is not there.
The advanced mixdown is a more hands-on process. I step into the track itself and make the changes needed to get it over the line - whether that means arrangement, drum work, sound choices, processing or mix decisions.
What you get
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I make and release records myself. That shapes everything about how I work on yours.
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Every decision is made by someone who makes, plays, and releases house, tech house and techno. Not by a general-purpose mixing engineer working from a reference playlist.
From people I've worked with.
How it works from first send to final file.
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Send your track with a short note - where you're at with it, what you think it needs, and what you're going for.
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I listen to it myself. If it's a fit, I'll tell you which service makes sense and what to expect. If it's not ready, I'll tell you that too - and what to work on first.
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You send stems, I get to work. Basic mixdown means I'm focused on the mix itself. Advanced means I'm also reworking arrangement, drums, sound choices - whatever the track needs to land properly.
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You get the mix back for review. We go through revisions - basic includes one round, advanced includes two. Once you're happy, the final files are delivered.
Pick the service that fits where it's at. I'll take it from there.
Questions I get asked the most.
Basic is for tracks that are already there creatively and just need the mix to hit properly. Advanced is for tracks that need more hands-on work to get over the line. That can mean changes to the drums, sounds, arrangement or overall direction. It all starts with the quality of what you send.
That's something you'll have to judge for yourself to a point. If you're not sure, reach out or join the community and ask. I'd rather be honest upfront than take on something that isn't ready yet.
I do my best work with a bit of carte blanche. That means I can make the changes I think the track needs, rather than staying stuck inside small limits. That said, you stay in charge. Two rounds of revisions are included, so you can always tell me what you want to keep, change or roll back.
That depends on workload and the track itself. I care more about getting it right than rushing it out. If I take your project on, I'll give you a realistic idea of timing.
Yes. Basic Mixdown includes one round of revisions. Advanced Mixdown includes two. I'm reasonable if you are.
I'll make a full delivery guide, but the short version is grouped stems: Kick, Bass, Hats, Clap, Perc, Toploops, Vox, FX and Sounds, including return FX where needed. No FX or limiting on the master.
Send your track through SoundCloud or Dropbox. Please don't use WeTransfer or similar temporary transfer links. I need something I can access properly while reviewing your music.
Yes. House, tech house, techno, and anything in between. If you're in a rock band, I'm probably not your mix engineer.
I review it personally and get back to you. If I think I can take it over the line, I'll say so. If I don't, I'll be honest about that too.
You'll get both a master and a premaster. The master I provide is fully playable and can absolutely be released, but I'm not a dedicated mastering engineer. Mixing is my strong suit. So if you want a separate mastering engineer to handle the final stage, you'll also have the premaster ready to send.