Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Cientobella
Professional in audio production, mixing and mastering with more than 18 years of experience.
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Super memorable melodic guitar lines that perfectly blend with your song.
Bassist/multi-instrumentalist/vocalist in the alt-pop groups Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness and Jack's Mannequin.
Building my portfolio - take advantage of high quality work at an extremely low cost or free for a limited time from a producer and engineer who's worked with ASCAP Songwriter of the Year award wining producer Colby Wedgeworth and 11-years of experience as a liver performer and studio musician.
As a passionate, skilled, experienced producer and mixing engineer, Luke enjoys working with new and established artists to help creatively facilitate their ideas into perfected recordings.
Producing Melodic House, Progressive House and Synthwave
Award-winning songwriter based in Los Angeles. Bachelor's of Music in Songwriting with 10+ years of experience. Excited to help you make the song of your dreams!
I'll produce, mix, and/or master your music. With 16 years of experience in music and hours of mixed tracks, I can provide you with a fully polished track, EP, or album.
Mixing Engineer to Fallen Bridges & Heavy Heart By Young Savage
Recent Successes
"Quick, easy, and great quality. One of the most fuss-free exchanges I've had on SB and the work he did came out great. Receptive to feedback and promptly works on it. Great delivery and audio quality too. All good. :)"
Saiful Idris"Nothing less than amazing, always provides a top quality service from start to finish. highly recommend. "
Dan L."Always a pleasure to work with Nia ! She did a great job on this cover !! Higly recommandly !"
Hédi Sané"Matt did an amazing job on the mastering of my song. He turned it to a new level and sounds a lot more professional! He is definitely skilled and talented as well. "
Mike P."Very professional, quick response, and no-hassle edits.? Highly recommended."
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