Mixing, Mastering & Production

Q: Can you share one music production tip?

A: Get everything right at the source. If you're a vocalist or instrumentalist make sure you record the best vocals possible. If you are a music producer or composer, get the best possible quality sounds. This will set your project up to sound great from the beginning. Technology can fix a lot of mistakes and patch up lots of problems but there's a noticeable difference when your components sound right and nothing had to be fixed or hidden. Your music will thank you.

Q: What's your typical work process?

A: My typical process starts with a call, I like to discuss the track with the artist or producer. This gives me a chance to really understand the direction they want me to take the track. It's also a great opportunity to see if there are any song's they'd like for me to reference before starting the mix. Once I receive files I mix the song and send it back, once it's approved I export all necessary edit's to send to the client.

Q: Describe the most common type of work you do for your clients.

A: The most common work I do is mixing. I get most of my work from producers so I'm usually lucky enough to have access to the separate instrumental tracks as well as vocals. Not being tied to a 2-track instrumental allows me to really get detailed with my mix.