Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Al Knyght

Rapper | Vocalist | Songwriter - Saniyah X
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Saniyah X is a spoken word poet, female emcee, vocalist and songwriter specializing in raw, authentic, positive, healing, therapeutic and spiritual poetry, R&B and Hip Hop. Her work has been featured with Michelob Ultra, Maybelline, YSL & Makeup Revolution and has reached over 335k streams worldwide.

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Remote Mixing, Edit & Master. - Vengeance HXC Studios

Hello, we are a Recording, Mixing and Mastering studio located in Venezuela, we are ready to get the most out of your mixes! and take them to the proper levels to compete with the rest of the world! We want you to be more than happy with the results! Contact Us!

Audio Engineer - Reyner Ferdinand

Hi, I'm an Audio Engineer based in Jakarta, Indonesia. My work ranges from mixing scores for feature films and major label bands/solo artist. Kindly check my web www.reynerferdinand.com if you want to know more.

Mixing, Mastering engineer - Abner Galaviz

Mixing, mastering and recording engineer for 10+ years, I know the requierements for mood creativeness and how to apply the right process and mindset to that. I'm just new to the platform but I will link my work down bellow!

Mixing Engineer, Producer - EVO Audio
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Quality Production & Radio Mixes at an affordable price. (75$/mix)

We Make Songs - Tone Driver
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We are a 1 Stop Shop for Songwriting, Music/Vocal Production, Recording, Mixing and Mastering.

Remote Mixing & Mastering - Claus Stecher
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I work as hard as I can to find your individual sound style and make your music complete.

Producer|Composer|Mix & Master - Andrés Saráchaga

Award-winning composer and producer from Mexico City with 20+ years of experience.

'Hip Hop Music Producer' - Asaph Studios
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“If you feel safe in the area you’re working in, you’re not working in the right area. Always go a little further into the water than you feel you’re capable of being in. Go a little bit out of your depth. And when you don’t feel that your feet are quite touching the bottom, you’re just about in the right place to do something exciting.”

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