Edgar Alvis on SoundBetter

Indie Pop Producer in Berlin

Hi, I'm Edgar and I produce and mix mainly Indie Pop and Electronic Music in my Berlin studio.

In the last few years I've worked with numerous Indie artists as well as clients like Universal, Warner Chappell, Scholz & Friends and TAU.

I use a mix of analog and digital tools and instruments and have access to a network of recording studios, songwriters, producers and musicians.

I put special emphasis on creating an environment in which ideas can be expressed and tinkered around with without the fear of being judged or losing the creative flow. No matter how crazy or "wrong" a suggestion seems, it's always worth a try!

I speak German, Spanish and English.

Send me a note through the contact button above.

Credits

4 Reviews - 1 Repeat Client

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by Boran
Verified
Working with Edgar was a fantastic experience. He is really professional, understanding and has a great vision. We communicated really well throughout the sessions, and we were on the same page for the vibe of the song. He uses electronic music really creatively, yet he is also a great pianist and guitarist! He helped me so much with my vocals and gave great feedbacks on the lyrics and composition. He is also a fantastic sound engineer, the mixing was top quality!
by Farah S.
Verified
He was great to work with! Made a track I was exactly envisioning and was very pleased.
by Ainsley Adams
Edgar is a brilliant producer who also happens to be and excellent guy! His knowledge of sound design, mixing and music production in general is really at the highest level. He also has great taste and a knack for making things sound interesting and modern. I can't recommend him enough!
by Ben Freeman
Edgar is a complete professional – communicative and direct without being unkind, inventive, collaborative, and always in pursuit of the the most excellent version of the song he's working on. I've hired him both as a producer and as a mix engineer and truly could not recommend him more highly. Thank you, Edgar.