Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Amit Weiner
Multi-Instrumentalist | Kamancheh, Santour, Setar & Persian Percussion - Daf, Tonbak, Oud - traditional Iranian Arabic turkish Instruments Vocal and instruments tuning
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Mixing Engineer / Producer
The song always comes first
Techno, Melodic Techno, House, Acid Remote mixing, arrangement
Professionally trained engineer currently working with Grammy-Winning producer, Courtney Orlando. Performed in St. Louis's premier club, Delmar Hall. Deeply routed into the local scene of St. Louis.
We are a genre-blending production team delivering the most powerful Cinematic Epic Music. From Epic Hip-Hop to Epic Soundtracks, our music is defined by the depth of storytelling, hybrid sound selection and Premium Quality. If you are a fan of Hans Zimmer, 2Wei, Tommee Profitt, Apashe, etc...and need music for your projects, be sure to hit us up!
Enregistrement, mixage et mastering professionnels à distance – faites sonner vos voix et vos morceaux comme un artiste international, où que vous soyez.
London-based session guitarist & singer with 9 years of full-time performance experience. Tight timing, great feel, and fast turnaround. Experienced in studio sessions, remote recording, and live work across pop, folk, indie, and acoustic styles.
Recent Successes
"Great work! Asked for a lot of reviews, Austin stayed patient through the whole process. Would hire again!"
Gustav m."Austin Leeds did it one more time ! Perfect understanding of what I want and what I need ! One of the best on soundbetter !"
Tom H."I had a track I thought was good and got another great singer to sing but it came out not great. I was thinking perhaps that song wasn't as good as I thought. I gave the song to Kristal just in case. It is now the bes..."
george w."Philipp did a great job and was a pleasure to work with. I can highly recommend Philipp for your project."
Chris L."Super musician, exceptionally good work, perfect communication. Always gladly again."
Marc S.
