Can I have my music mixed but not mastered?

Answer:
You will receive both mastered and un-mastered versions from us so you can choose which one to use

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Which console will you be using for mixing (analogue or digital)?

Answer:
It depends on where our engineers are working. Our engineers are all free-lance and will book the studio they believe is most suitable for their style of work. Neither system or studio equipment can be guaranteed but we guarantee the quality and commitment of their work.
Most of the studios here in London are equipped with analogue mixers and Pro Tools HD system.

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Will you do editing on the song?

Answer:
No, this is not included in this package.
Editing, sound replacement and vocal tuning can be carried out on demand. Contact us with the work you want us to do and we will tell you how much it will cost.

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Do you provide surround mixing?

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No, at the present time we do only standard stereo mixes. We will be able to offer this service soon. Contact us for more information.

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My song has far more than 144 audio tracks, can you mix it?

Answer:
We can try. Contact us and describe what your needs are and we’ll do our best to mix your music.

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Why do I need to make a feedback?

Answer:
This is the opportunity for you to review the mixing/mastering job you’ve received.

Sometimes you will have a clearer view on the song and its arrangement after the mix or mastering is done. You might want to make some changes like adding something or removing parts from the mix. By using this service you have the chance to give feedback on our work directly to our mixer engineers so your music can receive your final touch.
Complete the form, in which you can give detailed information on what you would like to improve/change/remove from/add to your mix, and we will do all the changes for you.
This is another good occasion to send us a reference track to help express your views.

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Who is using your service?

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We designed our mixing and mastering service to be useful and affordable to the entire music industry, form high professional to amateurs.
Our clients are record labels, record producers that are using our services to get their music mixed professionally at low cost and with a fast and smooth transaction.
Recording studios often use our mixing service to have an alternative mix of their recording or as final mix so to keep the recording studio and their mixer and sound engineers free to work on other productions.
We also work for Music Publishers, they use our service to promote their catalogue to record label and artists. We also work for a lot of Managers and it is also growing the request from unsigned and independent Artists.

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How good the recording must be to make an amazing sounding mix and master?

Answer:
Of course better the recording easier is the mixing process, but now with the use of computers a decent home recording, if in the right hands like the one of our engineers, can be turned into a top quality production.

We recommend to use professional recording studio to record your music but for experience we know that a good home recording can sound as good as most of the music in the chart, if the performance is excellent.

Our Mixer and Mastering engineer have been working in many different mixing and mastering studios for many different productions and have learned the secret of making the best out of any sound quality. They are able to make a digital recording sound as good an analogue, a good demo sound like a record.

Their secret is not just on their Knowledge on sound and acoustics but it’s also in the good taste, creativity and music sensibility, this can be seen in any of the projects they have mixed and mastered.

Listen to their showreel to get an idea on how good small budgeted productions can sound.

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When I send the files, which format should they be in?

Answer:
For higher compatibility, we work only with 16 and 24 bit files at 44.100 KHz.
The files have to be .WAV or .AIF. Make sure that a file extension is present to each file (e.g. your file is named ‘lead-guitar.aif’ and not ‘lead-guitar’).

If you want to upload your music to our Drop Box, you have to compress the folder containing all the files. Make a .zip file which will be compatible with any computer’s operation system. You can send several .zip files but each file cannot be greater than 2GB.

To know more on how to prepare your music to be mixed and mastered visit our how to guide

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What happens if you are not able to open the file I sent you?

Answer:
Keep a copy of whatever you send us, so in case this happens we will be able to show you what went wrong and what to do to fix the problem. Before you send us the files you can check that everything works properly by opening a new session on your music software and importing all the files as we will do when we receive your files: if it works well on your system it will work on ours’.

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