Mixing & Mastering
Price range: $100.00 through $300.00
Choose your package
Mixing and mastering — done together.
Every package includes a full mix and a streaming-ready master — the same hands on both, so the mix decisions carry straight into the master.
Quick Mix + Master — $100
Beat-based / 2–4 stems
$100/song
2–3 day turnaround
Up to 4 stems (beat + vocals)
Full mix + master included
24-bit WAV + MP3 delivery
Streaming-ready LUFS
2 rounds of revisions
Mix feedback included
Most popular
Standard Mix + Master — $200
Up to 25 tracks
$200/song
3–5 day turnaround
Up to 25 individual tracks
Full mix + master included
24-bit WAV + MP3 delivery
Streaming-ready LUFS
3 rounds of revisions
Mix feedback included
Advanced Mix + Master — $300
Up to 50 tracks
$300/song
5–7 day turnaround
Up to 50 individual tracks
Full mix + master included
24-bit WAV + MP3 delivery
Streaming-ready LUFS
3 rounds of revisions
Mix feedback included
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What you're getting
Mixing is where your song becomes a song.
Recording captures the raw material. Mixing is where everything gets shaped into something that actually moves people. Every level decision, every EQ curve, every effect — that's mixing. Get it right and it's invisible. You just feel it.
I'm not running your session through a preset chain. I'm listening to what the song needs and building the mix around it — then mastering it myself so the whole thing stays consistent through to delivery.
That's the difference between mixing and mastering as separate services versus one continuous pass. I know what I'm going for in the mix because I'm the one finishing it.
Levels and balance
Every element — kick, bass, vocal, guitars, synths — gets placed in the right spot so nothing fights and nothing disappears.
EQ and compression
Shaping each track so it sits cleanly in the arrangement. Cutting what clutters, bringing forward what counts.
Space and dimension
Reverb, delay, stereo placement — building a sense of space that feels intentional, not accidental.
Master included
Every package ends with a streaming-ready master — LUFS targeted for your genre, true peak limited, delivered in 24-bit WAV and MP3.
How it works
Simple process, personal attention
1
Export and label your stems
Export each track as a separate WAV or AIFF file, all the same length. Label them clearly — kick, snare, lead vocal, etc. Export guide here if you need it.
2
Upload and tell me about the song
Send your stems with the upload link in your confirmation. Include reference tracks, the vibe you're going for, and anything about the song I should know going in.
3
Mixing and mastering
Every session gets a full listen before work starts. I'll flag any issues — timing, tuning, audio quality — upfront rather than mixing around them.
4
Delivery within your turnaround window
You get a mixed and mastered 24-bit WAV plus MP3, both streaming-ready. Send revision notes if anything needs adjusting — revisions are included.
At a glance
$100–$300
Mix + master included in every package. No hidden fees.
3–7
Day turnaround depending on package. Rush available — just ask.
3 revisions
Included. 2 on the Quick Mix package.
WAV + MP3
Both formats delivered. 24-bit WAV for distribution, MP3 for sharing.
Before you send
How to prep your stems for the best result
Well-prepped stems mean less time fixing problems and more time making the mix sound exactly how you want it.
Export each track separately
One WAV file per instrument or element. Kick, snare, hi-hat, bass, lead vocal, backing vocals — each on their own. All the same length, starting from bar 1.
Label everything clearly
Name files descriptively: "Lead_Vocal.wav", "Kick.wav", "Lead_Guitar.wav". Clear labels mean I can get into the session faster and spend more time on the mix itself.
No effects on the master bus
Remove any limiters, compressors, or EQ from your master bus before exporting. Leave headroom — peaks around –6 dBFS is ideal. I'll handle the master bus processing.
Keep your session effects
Track-level effects are fine — reverb, delay, compression on individual tracks. Export with those printed in unless you want me to work with dry signals.
Send reference tracks
2–3 songs that sound like what you're going for. Released tracks on streaming work perfectly. The more context I have going in, the fewer revisions you'll need.
Tell me about the song
Genre, vibe, what you want to feel when you hear it. "I want the vocal sitting right on top" or "I want the low end to hit hard" — that kind of context shapes every decision.
5,000+
Artists worked with
20+
Years experience
3×
Revisions included
3–7
Day turnaround
Before & after
Hear the difference on real tracks
Real sessions. Play before and after to hear what a full mix and master does to raw stems.
Hip Hop Sample
Hip Hop
Before
After
Indie Sample
Indie
Before
After
More samples on the Before & After page
Selected mixing credits
Artists and projects I've worked with
From independent hip hop releases to documentary film audio — a range of projects across genres and formats.
Independent
Lil B
Mixing for one of the most prolific independent artists in modern hip hop — a catalog built entirely outside the label system, on his own terms.
Mixing Engineer
Documentary Film
I'm Fine, Thanks
Award-winning documentary exploring the tension between security and meaningful work — audio mixing for a film that resonated with audiences across the country.
Mixing Engineer
Anthem-Bluestone · Timbaland
MAKUTA
Brooklyn artist signed to Timbaland's Anthem-Bluestone label — working at the intersection of independent artistry and major-label infrastructure.
Mixing & Mastering Engineer
What artists say
Client Reviews
"Made my song sound bigger, fuller and clean. Vocals cut through clearly, bass is punchy. Quick turnaround."
John E Dictter · Google Review
"No over compression, dynamics were preserved with a clean finish. Very prompt with delivery as promised."
Dennis Watts · Google Review
"An absolute first class service — great communication, a speedy turnaround and more importantly a great master."
Lee Boulton · Google Review
Common questions
Mixing & Mastering — FAQ
Mixing is where your individual tracks — vocals, drums, bass, guitars, synths — get balanced and shaped into a cohesive stereo file. Mastering takes that finished stereo mix and optimises it for loudness, translation across playback systems, and streaming delivery. Both are included in every package here.
WAV or AIFF, 24-bit, at your session sample rate. Export each track as a separate file, all the same length from bar 1. Remove any processing from your master bus — leave that to me. Track-level effects are fine to leave in. Clear file names (Kick.wav, Lead_Vocal.wav) help a lot.
It's designed for beat-based productions — a stereo beat plus a lead vocal, or up to 4 stems total. Full mix and master included. Perfect for rap and hip hop singles where the beat is already produced and you need the final mix and master handled. Two revision rounds included.
Count each separate audio file you're sending. One vocal track is one track. Four guitar layers are four tracks. A stereo drum bus exported as one file counts as one. If you're unsure which package you need, just send me a track list before you book — I'll point you in the right direction.
Every package includes mastering — that's how I'd recommend doing it, since the mix decisions I make are informed by where I'm taking the master. But if you just want the mix and you're handling mastering elsewhere, that's no problem — add a note in your order notes when you book and I'll mix only.
Revisions are included — 3 rounds on Standard and Advanced, 2 on Quick Mix. Send me notes on what you'd like adjusted and I'll revise. The goal is a mix you're genuinely proud of. Most sessions only need one or two small tweaks after the first pass.
Yes — for multi-song projects, get in touch before booking and I'll put together a package rate. EP and album sessions tend to be more efficient when we establish a consistent sound early, and the pricing reflects that. Contact me here.
Send over your stems!
Upload with the link in your confirmation, include a note about the song and any references, and I'll get to work.