Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Daniel Sobrino
Let’s turn your music into something unforgettable! Hi, I'm David Fraelic and I specialize in mixing polished songs that resonate emotionally and stand out sonically. Whether it's the raw energy of rock or the polished clarity of pop, I’ll work closely with you to bring your vision to life. My passion is helping artists achieve their unique sound!
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Brazilian drummer graduated in music production and a mixing/masterinh enthusiast
Creative musician, sound producer, composer, and mixing engineer. I can wrap your bare-bones song in a full suite of Production services.
Mix/Produce/Edit/Tune/Whatever you need. Based out of Echo Mountain Recording in Asheville, NC.
Mixing & Mastering Industry Standard Quality
Songwriter and composer of pop/rock ballads
Scholars assistance reviews provide editing and proofreading services and employ the most skilled and experienced editors in the field.
moonwalker
Rock and Indie Mixes that range from sounding like Nickelback to Phoebe Bridgers, you can treat your songs the same way.
Recent Successes
"Yoed has become a regular collaborator, hugely talented cellist who takes your ideas of the cello part and turns it into something really special. He's the cellist you're looking for. "
Bav"Excellent work! All vocals are exactly how we wanted them to be and have the exact vibe and feeling we are looking for. Job was completed quicker then expected. Keep Up the good work Brandon "
Topsy C."Mioune was brilliant. She followed my brief exactly - she used her voice perfectly for my project (I think she has many different registers...), she worked quickly and enthusiastically and asked all the right question..."
Duncan S."joseph rocks! he has a great talent for vocal melodies and is easy to work with , kind soul. "
Jamin"Great Melody and lyrics. Very talented"
Saad S."Great job - sounds natural and clean, also shared some really creative ideas to help the song come more to life. Thank you!"
Hunter M.
