REMOTE MIXING

Nothing lets down a great song more than a mediocre mix. Mixing is something that so many artists trust to

engineers who they either don't know or they don't understand the needs of a solid radio-friendly mix in 2022.

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I've mixed countless singles and albums, the majority of which have received airplay Worldwide.   I've learned from the ground up, starting on SSL E and G Series consoles in the early 90s and then progressing onto Neve, classic old API desks, DDA and some weird digital consoles in the late 90s.  I often mix on SSL when the project demands it, but i get more consistent results from my own hybrid mixing set-up in my own studio. In the last 48 months i have mixed four BBC Radio Two 'Singles Of The Week' and one 'Album Of The Week' right here. 

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I use a combination of Logic X, some very nice plug-ins and some of my personal favourite outboard to give my mixes an analogue flavour. I could talk for hours about my equipment choices, but i believe the equipment is very secondary to the skill in using it...

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Send me your audio files via DropBox or YouSendIt and i'll mix it and then send you private SoundCloud links of the mixes for comments/approval. Once you're happy with the mix/mixes, i'll upload finished files back to dropbox.

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How much does it cost? That depends on the client and the size of the mix...

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An independent artist funding themselves will be in the region of £200 per track.

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A signed artist with label support will be in the region of £350 per track.

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This is remote mixing... so that means i mix in my own time - unattended. That's what keeps the costs down.

Here's another advantage you need to consider - When a radio plugger asks for a mix with louder vocals or a bigger chorus - i can fire up the mix and make the changes very quickly. That's vital in today's fast moving music business.

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I look forward to mixing your tracks soon...