Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Wubbaduck
With over 500k streams, I take your and my time, music, and feelings seriously. I always listen to the client and try to get things done in the shortest time possible. Tell me about your project and how I can help, through the 'Contact' button above.
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My name is Michael Ellison. I am a mixing engineer located in Converse, TX. I do professional mixing and stereo file enhancements. I have been mixing for over 20 years and have worked with major artist and producers as well as worked with WEA. I have recorded MJG of Suave House Records and also Quint Black of Too Short Records. ASCAP member.
I'd love to hear about your project. Click the 'Contact' button above to get in touch.
If you're looking for an experienced engineer to intimately craft your sound to your liking furthermore taking the time to work on the intricacies of your piece. Look no further. I pride myself on giving my clients a product they can be really happy with and take home the thought that care was put into the production; or engineering process.
Need a featured guest or session musician on your track? We got you! Full Metal Band, Vocals, Guitars, Bass and Drums
Alex Syner is an Audio Editor, Music Director, Song Writer & Vocal Producer.
In just four years, JP Beats has become one of the German‘s most recognizable modern musicians, with his specific Future Bass Style.
Hi! My name is Marilyn Hucek and I'm an independent emerging pop artist / singer-songwriter based out of NYC/DC.
Recent Successes
"My first beat with Austin and its just the beginning of something amazing. Great musician and a wonderful person. So glad we met."
Nayan"Austin is great to work with. Creative ideas and good work. Have excellent musical sense."
Nga L."Jemini is detailed and professional and delivers an excellent product!"
Jeremy M."This dude is awesome. Turn around in less than 24 hours and the sound was incredible. Will definitely seek him out for future projects!"
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