Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Amber Hunters
Arjan is an experienced engineer who uses an analog/digital workflow to get your music to the next level.
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I am here to try to help you explore the different ways you could vocalize the emotions you are trying to project onto a song. I am also here to help you figure out the things you want to say on a track whether it is for the club, the streets, or for personal reasons I am here to help you.
Recent projects in my studio include guitar overdubs for Rod Stewart and Don McLean
Hey, my name is Thy and I'm a committed vocalist and instrumentalist at your disposal. My main influences are rock, alternative, reggae, rap, folk, latin and blues. Looking forward to be part of your project!
I'm a Brazilian bassist and I can record the bass lines of your song! :)
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Mixing & Mastering Engineer specializing in Trap and R&B. Punchy low-end, clean vocals, and streaming-ready mixes.
I deliver mix-ready electric guitar that sits perfectly in your track—clean rhythm, tasteful lead, and parts that support the song. No overplaying, no harsh tones—just musical, usable tracks with fast turnaround.
Recent Successes
"Wanted some viola, violin parts for an electrnoc based song to make it sound totally unique and different. Maria delivered yet again and supplied more than I originally asked for, Maria always delivers and she never s..."
Andrew Ellison (Eltronn)"Delivered Great quality and great communication through out our mixing process. Revised the changes rapidly "
Brian F."World class vocals! Always excited to hear his take on a song, he never disappoints!"
Morgan D."Great voice, great performance. Took a little longer than expected but that's all good. Definitely recommend her for your project"
Jong L."Amazing vocal. Jyi is a talent"
Navaras Productions"Such an amazing and adaptive singer. She communicated very well and worked with me closely on each step of the way."
JT K."Nice job / quickly delivered / thank you"
Kevan E.
