Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with de33ski

I want to work with as many people as I can, and to help everyone achieve their goals for theirs projects.

Quality recordings at incredible rates in a comfortable and creative atmosphere.

I started my mastering career in January 2007. I relocated to Spain for one year in 2012 and undertook some work for Jaime Helios, a Spanish New-Age artist who went on to win the BEST NEW AGE/AMBIENT ARTIST in HOLLYWOOD MUSIC IN MEDIA AWARDS 2013 for a song mixed and mastered by myself. I then moved to Manchester in 2013 where I undertook many projects. Now I have started a new mastering studio Major Oak Audio Mastering in Nottingham and H-Sound Music will continue to be based in Manchester.

Hi, I'm Dario, I will be delighted to work on you music. BigBizStudio is our place where commit your music, we use the most advanced techniques in mix and mastering and work with Major Labels like Sony and Warner, and now we are happy to extend our services to SoundBetter. We are fully accredited from Apple as "Mastered For Itunes" MFiT.

Legacy Creative Industries LLC is a company specializing in outsourced artist development and label services, including Audio Engineering, Mixing, Mastering, Production, and visual branding. LCI was founded by Steven “Crossworm” Weatherbie, a certified audio engineering graduate, multi-genre producer / instrumentalist / illustrator / designer.

CARA award winner, National Harmony Sweepstakes champion, music composer, producer, and performer.

I am a singer/songwriter from North Carolina who plays acoustic guitar and piano. The majority of music I play is country, especially the folk and outlaw sub-movements. I like to think of myself as a storyteller when it comes to songwriting. My music reflects both the people I interact with on a daily basis and the scenery I grew up around.

Classically trained musician and engineer with a simple goal: maintaining musicality in audio from start to finish.

You have worked hard on your music. You want it to be heard and appreciated by both current and future fans. The last thing you want is to hate the sound of your own songs for the next decade. I've been there myself, and it's a terrible feeling. The mixing and mastering process of your music can either make it or break it, so make the most of it.