Mastering Engineer with focus on bass music, rock, and indie. Producer with chart success and work with Punks Music.
Josh Finfrock is a mixing & mastering engineer, producer, podcast host and healer that has been working with and tracking audio in various formats since 2003. Under the pseudonym Infrakt, he has worked with a number of leading artists and labels such as Stanton Warriors, High Chai Recordings and Punks Music. He has mixed and mastered for several artists both independently and signed. If you are looking to step up your sound and learn how to build a better mix, Josh can help get you there.
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Interview with Oracle Audio
Q: What do you bring to a song?
A: I bring honesty and edge to my work. I like to work with the artist to get the most out of the mix so I'm not having to make broad strokes on their delicate work. I try to highlight areas that are doing really well and bring the artists attention to areas that can be addressed to improve the listeners experience. I also like to listen to the artist when they want to experiment, I'm not afraid to get under the hood and try new things to achieve new sound.
Q: What's your typical work process?
A: Everything is dependent on the project. I tend to start with just listening and taking notes on things that may need adjustments or that I want to highlight. After listening, I tend to start fixing the things I noticed and then adding processing. As I increase saturation/compression/clipping, any other issues tend to become obvious and I go back and fix those. After that, its a back and forth balance between making minor adjustments to improve clarity and reduce ear fatigue while still maintaining the desired level of loudness.
Q: Tell us about your studio setup.
A: I have an m3 Macbook Pro, UAD Apollo Twin, SRH 1440, HD 650, Subpac, Vintage Ibanez LP copy, Gretsch Double Jet, Fender Precision Bass
Q: Describe the most common type of work you do for your clients.
A: Typically I spend the majority of my time doing mastering for artists and editing podcasts.
- Bass ElectricAverage price - $70 per song
- Mastering EngineerAverage price - $50 per song
