One direction. From multitracks to master.

Mixing and mastering are different stages, but they affect one another. When both are handled within one workflow, the mix can be developed with the final release in mind, approved before mastering and adjusted efficiently if the final quality-control stage reveals a problem.

This service is designed for projects whose production and arrangement are complete. You provide organized multitracks, a rough mix, references and clear notes. We handle the professional mix, secure approval and then create the final master.

Electronic music producers who have finished the creative production stage, artists with complete recordings and organized multitracks, DJs preparing an original release or label submission, labels that need a defined mix-to-master workflow, and clients who prefer one point of communication for both finishing stages.

If composition, arrangement or sound design still needs substantial development, start with Music Production instead.

Mixing works with the individual tracks. Mastering works with the approved stereo mix. Keeping them distinct protects the review process and prevents mastering from becoming a substitute for unfinished mixing decisions.

If you need only one stage, explore Professional Mixing Services or Professional Mastering Services. This combined page is for clients who need both.

The project proposal should separate mixing revisions from mastering revisions. A request to change the vocal, kick, bass or another individual element after mix approval requires returning to the mix and may also require a new master.

The delivery package may include the approved mix, final master and agreed alternate versions. Stems, instrumentals, clean versions, acapellas, extended versions or project files must be specifically included when required.