FAQ
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Yes! Most of my mixing and mastering clients send files in and we handle everything online. Recording sessions are in-studio, but consulting is done over Zoom either way.
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Mainly rap, R&B, dance, acoustic and pop, but I'm open to other genres depending on the project.
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Depends on the service and how busy things are. I'll always give you a timeframe upfront so there's no guessing.
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Revisions are built into the process. I give 3 major revisions, so we get it right. To avoid guesswork, I listen to a rough demo or reference upfront so we're aligned from the start.
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Your stems all in time with each other (not a bounced-down rough mix). If unsure, create a time selection of your whole song, and export all tracks as stems.
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Wav format, 24 bit and 44.1khz or above.
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3
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I do whole productions as well as vocal production.
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A finished, unmastered mix - ideally with a bit of headroom (no limiter slammed on the master bus).
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That's the goal, checking it translates across systems (car, phone speaker, earbuds, club systems) is a core part of what I do.
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Yes, I master tracks mixed elsewhere all the time.
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Just your instrumental/reference and yourself. I'll guide you through everything else. Stay hydrated too, and try to avoid fizzy drinks.
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Definitely! A lot of clients are recording professionally for the first time. I'll walk you through mic technique, warm-up, and performance direction.
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I offer songwriting lessons, how to structure a song, lay the foundation, create tension, and release the tension in the choruses.
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Not necessarily. We work with what you've got, and I'll point you toward anything worth adding if it'll genuinely help. Nowadays there are also lots of amazing free plugins available!
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Both! Some clients do a single session on a specific problem, others book in regularly to keep progressing.