Markus Reisinger on SoundBetter

Hi my name is Markus and I am an audio professional from Munich. As a trained sound engineer and music producer I know what other djs and producers in the electronic music scene are looking for in a good house or techno mix & master. Because the underground music scene is something i love by heart i will always deliver to the best

Markus Reisinger is a DJ, producer, mixer and mastering engineer with already 5 years of experience.
As a producer he already released his own music on international underground labels like, Plastik People Recordings, Soul Brain Records or Amber Recordings - to name a few.

Because he was trained in the classic sound engineer way he also knows his way around different genres and this benefits all of his work. "I strongly believe that communication and honesty are the two main keys for a successfull production. Talking to your artists and deeply understanding their needs and wishes allows me to achieve their dream production, and push it even further."

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Q: What are you working on at the moment?
A: For mastering, I am working on some UKG/Speed Garage Tunes from Jonas Gottlieb and Valeby. Both very talented underground producers. Make sure to check out their tracks. Besides that i am the Mastering Engineer of Dance Petrol Records, an indepentent electronic music label from Munich.
Q: How would you describe your style?
A: Technical creative. Optimise a song to its best by also using technical approaches in a creative way.
Q: Tell us about your studio setup.
A: I do work in a professional acustically treated studioplace. I got professional studioacoustic treatment that was especially designed and optimized for the room that I am working in. Besides that I use a pair of Neumann KH 310 speakers with an KH750 Subwoofer for a really transparent reference sound.
Q: What other musicians or music production professionals inspire you?
A: I am a big fan of Daft Punks work. They really did their "Homework". Also i love MUSE for their balls to always try out new stuff and sound. I think their latest album "Simulation Theory" is a masterpiece. For my own productions I got influenced a lot by BICEP recently.
Q: Analog or digital and why?
A: I love both and for mixing i choose digital. In 2019 the quality of analog modeld plugins like the Slate ones (I love them!) is incredible and 99,9% of what the original would sound like. I also love to be able to easily recall a project.
Q: What's the biggest misconception about what you do?
A: There is a funny saying that "a mixer is not a sewage plant. If you put shit in, shit will come out (mixed)".
Q: What questions do you ask prospective clients?
A: In my opinion, one underatetd question is to ask clients what in particular they like about a reference mix or song. So i always ask that to make sure i really can see the clients vision.
Q: Describe the most common type of work you do for your clients.
A: Often before mixing, artists reach out to me asking for some feedback first. I think they like my honesty and giving them additional ideas of how to make their production or song idea even better. During the process I do send them multiple mixes from different stages of the mixing process to ensure the mix is going the way they love.