I treat every project with the care and passion, as if it were my own. My mantra is to push every project to its maximum potential. My goal is to enhance and shape the emotional impact of the music, to help the art be spoken and heard. I offer you my 20+ years of skill and experience. Give me a chance to win your trust. I am at your service.
I offer production, mixing, and audio post services. Pop, Electronic, Hip Hop, EDM that's my lane. I've been doing it for years and know the tricks of the trade. I'm classically trained and experienced in a wide array of other musical styles. I can offer a full production, directing every step of the process, or am equally happy to sign on for a quick edit or mix job. All projects are individually evaluated, and given a customized schedule and budget proposal.
Production and mixing take place in my Brooklyn studio. I have carefully selected my Hybrid signal chain combining the digital clarity, clocking, and power of the Antelope Orion 32+ Gen 3's channels of A/D D/A Conversion with the warmth and fatness of the Burl B32 Analog Summing Mixer.
I work predominantly in Cubase Pro, Pro Tools, and Ableton. My studio is fully stocked with hundreds of plugins including the full bundles of Waves, Universal Audio, Native Instruments, FabFilter, Slate, Plugin Alliance, as well as more tools from Celemony, Soundtoys, Boz Digital, and others. I pair these tools with a compliment of analog hardware from Antelope, API, Neve, Bettermaker, Burl, and Universal Audio.
I'd love to hear about your project. Click the 'Contact' button above to get in touch.
Credits
- Bonfire Falls
- The Young Uknowns
- Iron Solomon
- CBS
- Maejor ali
- Joey Fatts
- Prince Royce
- Brian Kapler
- Fernandez Live
- 21 Savage
- Izaiah
- Marcus Paul James
- Gordon Voidwell
- Tommy Boy Records
- Sony Records
- Social Life: The Musical
- Violet Days
- Luna Shadows
- The Young Unknowns
- Scott Stangland
- May Erlewine
- Benjamin Earl Turner
- Remixed Darte Un Beso for Prince Royce
- Drew Who
- Benny Hana
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Super cool job helping bring my track to where I wanted it to be!
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Nothing but solid production work and communication coming from Jeremiah over the course of a couple projects now. I highly recommend making records with him! Looking forward to the next project! Thank you
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-Great work ethic
-Professional
-Talented
-Very helpful
-Amazing artistic ability!
-Interactive and engaging
-Will get the job done right as promised
Great working with you! Jeremiah is a man of many hats. Not only is he a talented mixer and mastering engineer, but he's also a formidable producer and writer. I've had the pleasure of having him mix and master my records and productions, and of getting to collaborate with him as a co-creator. No matter the role, he always took things to the next level.
I've worked with Jeremiah on two different projects, and I love his flexibility between genres. He's generous, meticulous, quick, and professional. Dare I say his abilities know no boundaries. He constantly evolves and adapts to each project. I'll always come back to Blank Canvas Music!
Jeremiah recorded our web-series' theme song, and I was so impressed with his passion for all things sound. He's inventive, passionate, and professional. His enthusiasm for collaborating while recording, plus his creativity in mixing, led to very enjoyable process for our team. You want this guy working with you!
Jeremiah is a not only a great producer but has a musical background and fresh ears! He truly understands sound in all its dimensions, placement of the mixes, sonic textures and vibe of the songs. It's rare to find someone who is as on top of it with equipment and ability. He's very easy to work with for recording, and also great at remixing.
Jeremiah is the consummate collaborator and producer. He is creative, passionate, organized, and brings his work in on time! His professionalism is only surpassed by his musicality, ingenuity and ears!! I look forward to the next project I can work with him on!
I love working with Jeremiah. He's a perfectionist which shines through in his work ethic and tracks. He's also the most inventive producer I know- his sounds are entirely original. Studio time with him is always fun and he's mastered the balance between honoring ideas and giving his own input. I can't recommend him enough.
Jeremiah worked quickly, professionally, and offered us at Bonfire Falls multiple opportunities to tweak and perfect the sound as he went. Our freshman EP Lifetime is all the better for his excellent ear and efforts.
Interview with Blank Canvas Music
Q: Tell us about your studio setup.
A: I have a custom Hybrid setup combining the digital clarity, increased headroom, and clocking power of the Antelope Orion's 32 channels of A/D D/A Conversion with the warmth and analog fatness of the Burl B32 Analog Summing Mixer. I have a My mixing rig is optimized for Cubase, Pro tools, and Ableton Live. I'm stocked up with hundreds of plugins including the full bundles of Waves, Native Instruments, Fabfilter, Soundtoys, Slate, Plugin Alliance, Goodhertz, and many more. These along with a complement of analog hardware from Antelope, API, Neve, Bettermaker, Burl, Universal Audio provide the toolset to do just about anything. But the most coveted part of my studio is my ears! The years of experience and training is what makes all these tools useful.
Q: What's the biggest misconception about what you do?
A: Thats tough.. I believe there is a lot of unknowns for the common artists, manager, fan, etc. about music production. Not to mention the mystique behind the art of mixing. There is a lot of room for crossover between the 2 disciplines, and I try to approach them all independently, and in their time. I think mixing seems to most like magical moves happening behind the proverbial curtain, and in some ways they are right. It does take a well seasoned veteran to possess the skillset, tools, and decisiveness to make a mix great. But it's not magic. It's years of experience spent training our ears, and the using all the fancy tools and gadgets with all the colorful knobs and blinking lights, until we could hear very subtley or not so subtley what it is actually doing and how to apply it to give us control. I also know that some view mixing & mastering as something that is helpful but unnecessary. If you want your songs to truly shine, it is imperative to have them properly mixed and mastered by an industry professional in a treated facility or room. If not, there are all types of pitfalls that will befall your music. To me the idea is simple. You spent countless days and hours crafting and writing and shaping your song to get it to a point you are happy with. Since you have invested that time and effort into it, is it not appropriate to spend the equivalent energy and resources to properly finish it?
Q: What's your typical work process?
A: Communication is a key to my workflow. I always begin with a discussion. Together with the client i like to gather all the information possible regarding the musical goals, emotional message, and sonic benchmarks for the project. We then put together a few reference songs that speak to these goals in one way or another. I begin this way almost always, whether it's for a record i'm producing, or a mix project. After all the files have been transfered and the session is loaded into one of my templates, I spend some time listening around, soloing parts, muting parts, and playing with quick panning ideas. Essentially familiarizing myself with the emotional energy and heart of the song. My next step is to do a bit of clean up. I usually start with the vocals, cleaning up tracking artifacts, taming excessive sibilance, dealing with room noise, anything that falls into the analytical task side of the brain. After I address all these items, I move on to getting a first decent balance of the main musical and rhythmic elements. From there it becomes a process of massaging and sculpting where ever the emotional energy takes me. Think of it like how a sculpter begins with a cube of stone. His first cuts and chisels are large moves but as the statue emerges his moves become finer and finer. One move informs the next and so on back and forth until the final piece is revealed. Once i'm finished with your mix or production i will send you a printed version in whatever format to be evaluated along with a questionaire to help you express and process any mix or production notes you may have. Sometimes new notes arise once the first round was dealt with. That's no problem. I am dedicated to the perfection of your music and your satisfaction, we can revise your mix until you are happy with the results. My goal is always the music first... everything else comes second!
Q: What other musicians or music production professionals inspire you?
A: It's an ever changing evolving list of artists and creatives! There is so much talent in the world, I'm blown away every day.
Q: What questions do you ask prospective clients?
A: Depends on the job and the client. Every project is different and requires different questions to get the information needed for success. But I assure you my goal is to gain all the information possible to push your song to its max.
Q: Analog or digital and why?
A: Analog and Digital. Hybrid setups are the best, By combining the two, I get to have my cake and eat it too. I don't feel the need to be held back by either medium. By integrating the digital world into my rig, I am able to reap the benefits of hundreds of processing plugins, infinite recall, intricate automation, and insane track counts. I get the digital clarity and sound but with the added warmth and fatness my analog gear brings to the table as well. I love the stereo width and beefiness we get from the Burl b32 analog summing mixer in combination with my outboard gear and synths.
Q: What's your 'promise' to your clients?
A: I promise all our clients that I am just as invested in the music and sound as you are. I stop at nothing short of excellence and cut no corners. I promise to take your project and elevate it to the highest form!
Q: What was your career path? How long have you been doing this?
A: I am a graduate of the Oberlin Conservatory of music with a degree in Audio Engineering. I've worked in several major recording studios, production / jingles houses, and have been writing, recording, mixing, mastering music for over 17 years.
Q: How would you describe your style?
A: In mixing, I work fast and aggressive, while maintaining a meticulous approach. I don't shy away from tedious intricate automation. If its what will make the music sing, I do it! In mastering I am as transparent as requested, or as aggressive as a client would want me to be. My goal is to carve and massage my way to enhancing the music without being noticed, unless the you want it to be. In production our style is gargantuan. We pride ourselves on producing larger than life music ready for the radio and billboard charts.
Q: Which artist would you like to work with and why?
A: I'd love to work with Francis Starlight from Francis and the Lights. He's a creative genius with an incredible voice and an amazing knack for writing... Would be a dream come true.
Q: Tell us about a project you worked on you are especially proud of and why. What was your role?
A: I produced, mixed, and mastered the Sony's official remix of Prince Royce's "Darte Un Beso". He is an international mega pop star and an incredible talent. It truly was a dream come true and opened the door for me to remix for more of their star studded talent.
Q: Is there anyone on SoundBetter you know and would recommend to your clients?
A: Jake Birch, is a long time friend, colleague, and collaborator of mine. He is an extremely talented Producer, Mixer, and Mastering Engineer as well. When the workload gets a little much, I can always count on him to lend a supreme quality hand. Or if I feel the project needs another set of ears for mixing or mastering, i'll recommend he is the engineer to use. We know each other well, and I can always trust that he will fully understand and interpret the notes given to him accurately and how I and the artists would have wished.
Q: What do you like most about your job?
A: I love the complexity of our hearing and how it can evoke such a strong enough emotion to bring us to tears or make us elated with joy. I love how, through a true understanding of psycho-acoustics we can transport a listener to a different time and space. I love the science behind the sound and I love how in the right hands it can enhance the art of sound to such wondrous levels.
Q: What do you bring to a song?
A: I bring my musically trained ears, 20+ years of experience creating music and mixing it. I bring an open mind and a love for music so profound the joy is overflowing. I enjoy what i do, and my love for music comes through in my work. I take no shortcuts, and will not rest until a song is as best as it can be!
Q: Describe the most common type of work you do for your clients.
A: Music production, mixing, remixing.
Q: What type of music do you usually work on?
A: Electronic, Pop, Rock, EDM, Indie, Folk, Trap, Hip Hop, Country, Bass, such a wide array.
Q: What's your strongest skill?
A: Although I am well versed and experienced in crafting all genres of music I excel at Pop, Electronic, and EDM production and mixing. I can Master everything equally!
Q: What advice do you have for a customer looking to hire a provider like you?
A: Make sure you choose a professional that you vibe with and can communicate clearly with. This although most oftenly overlooked, can reap the biggest rewards, when trying to get your music or project to its final vision. If you can't clearly communicate with the producer or engineer what you are looking for than chances are, no matter how good they are, it won't come out how would like.
Q: If you were on a desert island and could take just 5 pieces of gear, what would they be?
A: I would take the Roland Juno 106, computer, Antelope Orion, Neve 1073, and a great pair of headphones probably the seinheisser HD600's. Should be able to accomplish pretty much anything with those! But then again what are you doing mixing on a desert island?
Q: Can you share one music production tip?
A: The most important piece of advice when starting a new project is to have the proper mindset and a focused goal or idea. When you know where you want to go, you will get there 10 times faster, and the project will be stronger as a result.
I was the Producer / Mixing Engineer in this production
- Mixing EngineerAverage price - $400 per song
- ProducerAverage price - $600 per song
- RemixingAverage price - $300 per song
- Beat MakerAverage price - $250 per song
- EditingAverage price - $40 per track
- Sound DesignContact for pricing
- Vocal TuningAverage price - $50 per track
Our mixing and mastering packages provide up to 3 revisions per song. We require a 50% deposit at the beginning of the project. We offer expedited turnaround times for a small fee.
- Antelope Orion 32+
- Burl B32
- BetterMaker EQ542
- Bettermaker C502v
- Drawmer MC3.1
- Slate RAVEN MTI2
- BAE 312A
- Neve 1073LB
- API 512b
- UA 1176LN
- Roland Juno-106
- Custom Eurorack
- Yamaha NS-10m w/ Hs10w
- Neumann KH 120
- Avantone mixcube
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New electronic / trap music produced by Benjamin Blank feat. Jake Birch, Mixed and Mastered at Blank Canvas Music by Jeremiah Rosenthal. Now available via iTunes, Googleplay, Spotify, Soundcloud, and CDBaby.
- "Romancipation Day" - Single ReleaseJan 15, 2017
NEW Single from Marcus Paul James - "Romancipation Day" available January 23rd. Produced by powerhouse Jake Birch and mixed/mastered by Jeremiah Rosenthal for Blank Canvas Music.
- Muhammad Ali Tribute Song release on Tommy Boy / Warner RecordsJun 16, 2016
We are proud to announce the upcoming release of the new hit single "Muhammad Ali" by Fernandez Live. We had the pleasure of recording, producing, mixing, and mastering this record at our studio in Brooklyn, NY. This song is gonna be BIG!
- New Studio... New Gear!May 26, 2016
Celebrating our 1 year anniversary at our new Williamsburg, Brooklyn studio. We decided to upgrade our signal chain to include 32 Channels of Antelope Orion AD/DA conversion, a Burl B32 Vancouver analog summing mixer for the analog fatness and width.
We love the sound of the new mixing rig and know you will too!