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Credits
Interview with Ryan Garigliano
- Q: What's your typical work process? 
- A: First few moments is listening to the song as I setup some routing and session organization. Then I dive into tackling instruments with multiple mics... checking for phase alignment, level, stereo field. Then I try to get a rough mix in the first hour or two with minimal automation. Take a break, send client rough mix to see if they like the direction. Come back, start automating and polishing. Check the mix on various systems. 
- Q: Analog or digital and why? 
- A: Digital. Full recall. 
- Q: How would you describe your style? 
- A: I tend to like clean sounding, groove forward mixes. 
- Q: Can you share one music production tip? 
- A: Using other good sounding tracks as reference is a fantastic tool to use at any stage of production, but especially during mixing/mastering. 
- Q: What's your strongest skill? 
- A: I spent years as a dialogue editor so you can be sure that every click, pop, and mouth noise is going to get edited out of your lead vocal and delicate acoustic guitar track! 

I was the Mixing and Mastering Engineer in this production
- Mixing EngineerAverage price - $300 per song
Unlimited revisions.
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