Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with ORIMUS
7M+ streams worldwide | 115+ releases | 15+ years in mixing, mastering & production. My work has been featured on Netflix, Nike & Martin Garrix Radio, and I graduated as Valedictorian in Sound Engineering from Catalyst Music Berlin. I deliver high-quality, detail-driven results while prioritising your sound and artistic vision.
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My name is Tanner. I've been playing the drums since I was 7 years old. Have been performing ever since. I am a back up vocalist as well. I am endorsed by SJC custom drums.
It's not about how much equipment you have, but what you do with it!
Music should always feel genuine. I'm a multi-instrumentalist musician and producer, and I'll do my absolute best to make sure you'll end up with an authentic, finished song.
15+ years experience songwriting, producing, and engineering. Several placements including NBC's "The Voice", CBS's "Big Bang Theory", MTV's "The Challenge", E's "Keeping Up with the Kardashians", ABC's "Life in Pieces", and HGTV's "Home Town" just to name a few.
Former touring engineer from Nashville. Mixed FOH or Monitors for Natalie Grant, Citizen Way, Hawk Nelson, and Love & the Outcome on different tours.
I can make any type of beat and match any type of production you need!
Polished sounding mixes and mastering. Vocal Tuning, Balancing and Mastering
I add music and sound effects to TV commercials, websites, exhibitions, and other videos. You can watch the achievements at kinorimusic.com.
Recent Successes
"Great cooperation and communication! Professional 100% and best sound! I recommend to everyone!"
Jaxon W."Bailey has become my go to for all country songs. He is a genius at song craft!"
Andrew G."Brilliant work again! Please to collaborate!)"
Anthony Dann"I was going to hire Paul for just 3-4 songs on a childrenʻs musical on which there are 20 or so songs. He did such an excellent job on the first three, I wound up hiring him for all but three of the 20 songs. Paul e..."
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