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When you are finished with your production, I will come and give it the final boost of energy. I basically mix digitally in ProTools, Cubase or Logic and sum 32 channels analogue. You will receive a finished premaster and, if desired, stems or a final master.
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Hey! My name is Filipe Lins and i´ve been playing harmonica since 2008. Performing in some DVDs and CD records in Brazil and have been chosen to open some shows like the blues master Bob Stroger and have the oportunity to play beside Tail Dragger.
Medway Studios is a mastering studio located in London, UK. It's run by mastering engineer Jesse Skeens.
past work includes styles and work related to film soundtracks, horror effect overdubs in film and tracks, as well as mixing, engineering, recording, and producing every style of music in the dictionary.
My name is Andrew Carroll. I have been playing piano and keyboards for almost 30 years. I specialize in recording Jazz, Pop, Classical and Americana music. I have accompanied hundreds of artists as well played on dozens of recordings. I can record remotely through my home studio and get you the sounds you desire for all of your keys needs.
Classically trained Punkrocker. If you want that warm sound of upright bass on your Acoustic/Indie song, EP or album, or need a solid electric bass on you Rock/Pop song. Send me a message.
High quality sounding guitars for your songs (Electric & Acoustic Guitar) with a lot of ambient!
Recent Successes
"Couldn't thank Maui enough for his professionalism and patience with us throughout the process. He willingly worked with us through a few versions of the mix before the final and he never gave any indication he was ir..."
All O."Kaitie delivered some great sounding, very emotional vocals! She is very polite and professional. "
Audiowell"Always exceeds expectations. Amazing! "
Danielle A.
