Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Unzane
Italian music producer, mix and mastering engineer from the city of Ferrara. I've published, produced, mixed and mastered music for a lot of independent label like WormHoleDeath, Epictronic, Too Loud Records, Indelirium and others.
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Hi Guys! I am a composer, producer, and mix engineer. I have been doing music production for 13 years now and am sponsored by Waves, iZotope, Lexicon, & Moog. I run a trailer music company (switch.) and a trailer music publishing company (Switch Music Group). Book me to mix your next song, orchestral cue, or whatever!
Quarter-finalist on NBC's The Voice (Team Adam) - Blind Audition earned a 4 chair turn-around. Since working as a recording artist & YouTube personality in LA - has recently relocated to NYC. Specializes in pop/funk/rock with a keen ear & innate sense for harmonies. Flexible in both range & style - here to work hard & make some damn good music!
Effortlessly crafting melodies, hooks & vibes for your pop record.
Let's bring your music to LIFE!!!
Formerly focused on live sound, I want to bring the same "on-stage" energy to your recorded tracks. Let me give your tracks a polished, professional sound with character.
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No compromise, affordable mixes. Welcome to my page, please take a listen to my samples and if you like what you hear lets work together.
I record and mix guitar, jazz and classical background, neo soul, +15 years of experience
Recent Successes
"Absolute perfection!! Joey mastered a parody that was very complicated. MUCH better than expected. His work and vocals are amazing. I have worked with many others but this is by far the best work I have seen! So h..."
Stephi"great communication throughout project. high quality work in a timely manner. willing to work with again."
Patrick R."Working with Aaron is great! Quality results and a really clean mix and master. Definitely recommended"
Francesco T."The best of the best. Camilo thank you for everything."
Orbe Y.
