Ian DeHaas

Remote Folk and Indie Mixing

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From guitar and vocals to pitch corrections and mastering, I've done a little bit of everything. I engineered, mixed, and mastered Meat Raffle's debut album "Unintended Consequences" during the height of the pandemic when remote work was vital. I'm familiar with every bit of the process and I'm excited to help other artists achieve their vision.

Since the time I picked up my first (awful) acoustic guitar when I was 13, music has been a passion. After learning guitar and bass, I developed my vocals, and learned how to record myself in my room on an ancient Windows PC that had Audacity installed. Learning every piece of the process has been a huge part of my musical journey. Picking up Ableton Live, learning which microphones work on a voice and guitar, arranging tracks to give the best listening experience, all of this has just fed the passion. Not everyone is passionate about gear, tweaking vocal pitches, and adjusting EQ for hours. Some people just want their music to be heard. So I'm excited to contribute to the process in these more technical areas so artists can just focus on what they do best: make art.

Contact me through the green button above and let's get to work.

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Tight Closed First by Meat Raffle

I was the Mastering Engineer, Vocalist, and Bassist in this production

Terms Of Service

Three revisions will be allowed all tracks. Turn around time is usually within a week depending on the scale of the track.

GenresSounds Like
  • Fruit Bats
  • All Them Witches
  • Joshua James
Gear Highlights
  • Alesis 3630
  • JBL 305p mkii
  • Golden Age Project FC1
  • Golden Age Project FC4 ST (Pair)
  • Melodyne
  • Taylor 210
  • Guild BT-240E
  • Roland SPD-6
  • Behringer UMC 1820
  • DIYRE CP5 (Pair)
  • Vox Pathfinder 15r
  • Acoustic B200H
  • TC Electronics 8210 Classic Reverb
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