Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Tao Orquestra
More than 10 years of experience capturing and mixing live performances, always seeking to register the naturalness and nuance of the artists.
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I am a music composer, I develop your idea of sound and atmosphere for your video.
Session bassist with over 30 year professional playing experience specialising in playing what's right for your songs with tone and feel. Classic and contemporary. Electric and upright bass. Old skool roots, modern Pop, soul, classic rock, blues and Pop etc.
Looking to help new, up and coming artists from the GTA and Kitchener-Waterloo area and beyond grow and refine their sound.
Want some fire shit? Hmu. Vocals is my specialty.
In addition to solos, I record several doublings, using different techniques and instruments, in order to create a string ensemble.
Professional mix engineer offering mixing, vocal tuning, editing, and production services.
Music Mixing/Mastering. I breathe life into your music.
Recent Successes
"Once again good quality tracks and very quick turn around. Highly recommended!"
Jesper S."Chad has been more than a pleasure to work with, professional in every way. He was extremely fast and always available to communicate. If you want banger call Chad you won't be disappointed. "
Siri S."Wow!!! Jason! excellent work man! Jason is very skilled and very professional in every sense of the word. He took my song to a whole new level. His turnaround is unbeatable. Look no further if you need professional so..."
Joseph Nimoh"Myah was a delight to work with, literally created exactly what I was visioning, if not better than what I was hearing in my head, her writing and vocals instantly showcases her ability and how good she is as both. Ca..."
Jason J."I gave them a Ringo's song and they transformed it in a Lennon-McCartney-Harrison's song... I can't describe their astonishing talent with words... They are not only amazing musicians but also wonderful people :) This..."
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