What is mixing?

Mixing (aka mixdown) is the art of blending individual elements of your music - the beats, synths, vocals, and more - into a harmonious and captivating experience. 

It's where creativity meets technical expertise.

What to expect?

In my studio, I carefully and mindfully adjust levels, EQ, effects, and stereo positioning to convey the creative essence of your track in the best way possible. I understand that your music is a expression of your mind and a reflection of your unique style and artistic vision. 

Gain staging: Optimize each track's volume levels before mixing to ensure clarity and balance, setting a solid foundation for the mix.

EQing (Equalisation): Carefully adjust frequencies to eliminate clashes between instruments, enhance clarity, and achieve a harmonious blend.

Compression: Apply dynamic range control to even out levels, add punch, and ensure each element sits perfectly in the mix.

Saturation: Introduce warmth, character, and depth to your tracks, mimicking the pleasant harmonics of analog gear.

Group processing: Tactically process groups of similar instruments together for cohesive sound and efficient workflow, enhancing the overall mix.

Once you're happy with the final mixdown, your track will be mastered until you're fully satisfied with the final result.

Whether you're aiming for an epic festival-ready banger, dreamy introspective soundscape or funky hard groove tool, I will ensure to bring the best in your music and make it sound the best it can.

I take pride in my friendly and professional approach, ensuring that your creative vision is at the forefront of the process. Your music is important, and it's my job to help you achieve your artistic goals.

Delivery time

The mixdown and masters are usually completed within 7 days, unless a large number of tracks is requested.

Pricing

Full Mixdown & Master

£90 per track

Ready?

Get in touch with me at eryk@kabaymusic.com to discuss any considerations or questions you might have.

How to send your project

Submit your project audio stems:

1. Complete your track: Ensure the track is completed in arrangement, structure, and automation.

2. Specify groups & name your channels: 

- Include the word 'group' in the name of group channels (e.g. 'hats group')

- Name each channel in your project clearly (e.g. 'main synth').

3. Export settings: 

- Use the "All Individual Tracks" export option in Ableton (or the equivalent of your DAW)

- Switch ON 'Include Return and Master Effects'

- Export as WAV files and no dither.

4. Check and send the files: Please double check the folder you're sending has the correct files in it to prevent potential delays. Then send the exported files directly through my WeTransfer portal using your contact email: