Online Music Mixing & Mastering Service
MusicMixMastering
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15 + Years Experience
World Class Analogue & Digital Equipment
Over 500 Happy Customers
Get the Professional Sound Your Music Deserves
What makes a chart-topping hit sound so good? It’s not just the song itself; it’s the dedicated mixing engineer behind it. That’s the secret weapon that transforms great ideas into unforgettable records. As an artist or producer, you pour your heart and soul into every track, but without a professional mix, even the best songs can get lost in the noise. I believe every musician, from independent artists to established professionals, should have access to the same level of expertise that shapes the biggest hits. And with my professional online mixing and mastering service, you can.
Getting a pro record that sounds great everywhere—from headphones to car speakers—is the key to unlocking your music’s full potential. It’s a fundamental step that directly impacts your success. A polished, powerful mix will not only increase your streams and sales but also give you the confidence to promote your music to the world. A mix is more than just balancing levels; it’s about creating an emotional experience for the listener. My job is to ensure your music stands out, builds your career, and helps you achieve the exposure you deserve. It’s an investment that pays for itself in the long run.
Our Mixing and Mastering Services
Full Song Mixing & Mastering Service
Mastering Services (Stem or Stereo)
Music Production Services
What’s Happening Under the Hood: The Art of the Mix
While the final mix may sound effortless, a lot is happening “under the hood” to get you that radio-ready sound. My process is built on years of experience, a deep understanding of audio principles, and a commitment to using the right techniques for the right reasons.
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Equalization (EQ) and Compression are the foundation of any great mix. I use clever EQ to ensure every element of your track—the kick drum, the bassline, the vocals—has its own unique space to breathe. This isn’t about just boosting frequencies; it’s about surgically carving out a spot for each sound so that nothing competes or gets buried. Similarly, compression isn’t just about making things loud. It’s about controlling dynamics, adding punch, and shaping the attitude and character of an instrument. I carefully apply compression to make a vocal pop or to add a subtle glue that holds the entire mix together. It’s a delicate balance that requires a trained ear and a nuanced approach.
Beyond the basics, I use tools like saturation and harmonic exciters to add life and warmth to your tracks. These are often the secret ingredients that make a mix sound rich and full, creating that sought-after analogue feel. I can subtly distort a sound to give it more presence or saturate an entire bus to add a cohesive glue. These are not tools you just “turn up”; they are used with precision and restraint to make a powerful impact.
Reverb and Delay are two of the most powerful tools for creating a sense of space and dimension. In my studio, the goal is never to use “loads of it.” Instead, I focus on creating the illusion of depth by using minimal amounts with maximum effect. I pay special attention to pre-delay reverb, which allows the initial attack of a sound to cut through before the reverb tail begins, creating a sense of clarity. For a more creative effect, I might use saturating or distorting delay, which can add a unique character or rhythmic element to a sound. These are the details that separate a generic mix from one that feels truly professional and immersive.
The Right Tools for Your Sound
Just as a painter chooses the right brush for a specific stroke, I select the perfect tool for each element of your mix. This is where my experience truly comes into play. I have a diverse collection of exceptional analog and digital gear, and I know exactly which one to reach for to achieve a specific result.
For a warm, classic feel on a vocal, I might turn to an analog compressor. For a clean, transparent EQ on a complex synth sound, I’ll use a specific digital plugin. This variety of tools is a huge advantage, as no single piece of equipment is the perfect solution for every situation. My expertise ensures I am always picking the right tool for the job, allowing me to tailor my approach to your music’s specific genre and unique needs. Whether your song needs a punchy, aggressive sound or a smooth, spacious one, I have the versatility to deliver a commercial-sounding final mix that matches your artistic vision.By combining the technical mastery of a dedicated engineer with a deep passion for what I do, I am able to consistently deliver professional mixing and mastering services that help artists like you stand out and reach your goals. It’s a collaborative process, and I pride myself on clear communication to ensure you are thrilled with the final result.
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Happy Customers
We’ve enjoyed working with many great artists and bands, across a great variety of musical genres.
Our in-depth experience, plus our offer of three revisions, means we’ve always been able to delight our customers.
What A Pro Mix Can Do For You…
MusicMixMastering provides a one-stop shop for exceptional online mixing and mastering services to deliver the perfect result to you. Dedicated mixing engineers are fundamental to why chart hits sound so good. And, it’s a major reason why they are so successful in the first place! The great news is you can have this too… And, at an affordable price. Our professional mixing and mastering service will take your music from a dull-sounding demo to a pro record that sounds great everywhere. Get a mix that jumps out of the speakers! Without this even the best songs get lost in the noise. Don’t let your next release let you down. Professional mixing and mastering delivers increased sales, will further develop your music career, and help you gain exposure. A pro mix will give you the confidence to promote your music to the world and reach your goals.
Testimonials
Emmanuel Nwamadi: ITV’s The Voice Finalist
‘This is sounding so amazing – I’m so happy! Thank you for your great work. I love how the vocals sound!’
Shristi Jade: Radio 1 Playlist Artist
2022
This is sounding so amazing – I’m so happy! Thank you for your great work. I love how the vocals sound!’
Jonn Gomm: World Renowned Independent Artist
‘Isaac can take the sound to have in your head and make it come out of the speakers. Amazing enginer.’
Mixing & Mastering Examples
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Pop Rock
Acoustic
Metal
Funky Pop
Acoustic Rock
Progessive Rock
Electronic Pop/ R&B
Live Acoustic
Acoustic (Full Band)
Hip-Hop Singer Songwriter
Indie Pop
Pop Punk
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FAQ
Think of music production like building a house.
Mixing is like building the individual rooms. It’s the process of taking all the separate recorded tracks—like vocals, drums, guitar, and bass—and balancing them to create a cohesive and clear song. The mixing engineer adjusts the volume, EQ (tonal balance), and effects (like reverb and delay) for each individual instrument to ensure they all sound good together and don’t clash. The goal is to create a dynamic and emotionally engaging listening experience.
Mastering, on the other hand, is the final quality control and polish of the entire house. It’s done after the mixing is complete. The mastering engineer takes the final, single stereo file of the mixed song and makes it ready for commercial release. This involves subtle, but crucial, enhancements to the overall sound, like optimizing the loudness, ensuring it sounds great on all speakers (from headphones to car stereos), and adding a final layer of sonic glue. Mastering is what makes your song sound professional and ready to stand alongside other commercial tracks.
In short:
Mastering is about the finished song sounding its best and being prepared for distribution.
Mixing is about the individual parts of a song working together.
How do I send my audio files to you?
1. File Types
We accept high-quality, uncompressed audio files. This is crucial for preserving the dynamic range and fidelity of your tracks. Please export your files as either:
- WAV (recommended)
- AIFF
Important Note for Logic Pro Users: If you are using Logic Pro, you can send me the project file. However, please ensure that all MIDI tracks, including virtual instruments (VIs) and samplers, have been bounced to audio first. This guarantees that I hear the exact sound you intended.
2. Naming Your Files
Clear and consistent file naming is essential for a smooth workflow. Please use a meaningful and organized naming convention, such as:
- Kick in
- Kick Out
- Vocal Lead
- Backing Vocal_1
- Backing Vocal_2
Please avoid generic names like “Audio_1” or “Track_2.” A little organisation upfront saves a lot of time later.
3. Sending Your Files
Once you have your files ready, please place them all in a single folder named with your song title and your name (e.g. [Name of song – Band Name] Then, compress the folder into a single .zip file.
Finally, send the compressed folder to me using a file transfer service. We recommend using WeTransfer, as it is free, secure, and designed for sending large files easily. Simply go to their website, upload your file, enter my email address, and include a brief message. You will receive a confirmation email once the transfer is complete.
Mixing is a craft that requires time, care, and attention to detail. It’s a critical part of the creative process that ensures your song not only sounds great but also translates well across different listening systems—from car stereos to phone speakers. For these reasons, I generally do not recommend rushing the mixing process.
However, I understand that sometimes tight deadlines are unavoidable. If you have an urgent deadline for a radio submission or other time-sensitive release, I can offer a 48-hour Fast-Track Turnaround for a single song.
This expedited service costs an additional £60 per song. This charge accounts for putting other client projects on hold to focus entirely on your mix. Please note that this service is limited to one song per client at a time to maintain the quality and focus required for a professional mix.
To request this service, please contact me directly with your project details and deadline before sending your files.
To ensure the highest quality and consistency, I primarily work with high-quality audio files (WAV or AIFF) exported from your session.
However, if you are a Logic Pro user, you are welcome to send me the entire project session. Please remember to follow the instructions in the “How Do I Send My Audio Files To You?” section: all MIDI tracks and virtual instruments must be bounced to audio before sending the session file. This is crucial for me to hear your mix exactly as you intended.
For all other DAWs (Pro Tools, Ableton, FL Studio, etc.), please export your tracks as individual, uncompressed audio files. This is the most reliable way to maintain the integrity of your mix and avoid any compatibility issues. There is details on how to send these to me in the FAQ section above ‘How do I send my audio Files to you?’
What format should my audio files be in?
For the best possible audio quality and compatibility, it is essential to send your files in a lossless, uncompressed format. We highly recommend using WAV files, which are the industry standard for professional audio production.
If you are a Mac user, AIFF files are also perfectly acceptable. Both WAV and AIFF formats are uncompressed and contain all of the original audio data from your session, ensuring no quality is lost during the transfer.
Why uncompressed is important:
Unlike compressed formats like MP3 or AAC, which “throw away” audio information to reduce file size, WAV and AIFF files retain every detail of your mix. This is crucial for me to have the full dynamic range and clarity needed to perform a high-quality mix.
In summary, please send your files as either:
- WAV (Recommended)
- AIFF
Please avoid sending compressed file formats like MP3, M4A, or AAC, as they are not suitable for professional mixing.
Why are your prices better than other similar services
My pricing structure is a direct reflection of our commitment to providing the best possible value to every artist. There are two key factors that allow me to offer premium results at a more accessible price point:
1. A Fiscally Prudent Business Model: I operate from an area with a lower cost of living compared to major metropolitan music hubs. This allows me to maintain a lean overhead without compromising on the quality of my equipment, expertise, or the time dedicated to each project. Rather than keeping these savings as profit, I choose to pass them directly on to you, the client. This ensures you receive top-tier, professional mixing and mastering services without the premium price tag often associated with studios in more expensive locations.
2. A Focus on Value, Not Just Price: While my prices are competitive, my focus is on delivering exceptional value. I don’t believe in charging more just because the market allows for it. Instead, my goal is to provide a service that is both high-quality and attainable for independent artists and producers. This means you receive the same level of dedication, a keen artistic ear, and technical precision as you would from a more expensive service, ensuring your music sounds its absolute best and stands out from the competition.
In short, you are getting the full benefit of a skilled professional and a top-tier studio, but at a price that reflects a smart and efficient business model designed to serve the music community.