Coşkun Yüce

Mixing/Mastering Engineer

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Making music shouldn't be painful. I am here to take your project to next level without any compromise. I mix and master records since 2013.

Learning my engineering skills from Michael White (Whitney Houston, James Taylor, Rolling Stones, Talking Heads, David Bowie, 3 Doors Down) gave me a good understanding of how finished music production should sound like. By using modern techniques, i try to bring the best results to the game and achieve the artist’s vision. There are no shortcuts for any recording to be mixed or mastered properly. I take my time to understand the message of the project and i approach it as unique art. I heavily rely on communication to go to the right direction. I have a strong passion and dedication for what i love to do. If someone wants me to work on their project I’d be honored to be part of it.

Tell me about your project and how I can help, through the 'Contact' button above.

3 Reviews

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  1. Review by Berk Buyankara
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    by Berk Buyankara

    He always delivers the sound that i look for and knows what will work best for the style of music. Also always gets the job done before the deadline. I will recommend him for anyone without any hesitation. Big love!

  2. Review by Arman
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    by Arman

    Professional and responsible engineer. I'm really happy with the results. He feels music style, has the right reaction to my edits, and careful attitude to our work.

    Love & respect!

  3. Review by Peter
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    by Peter

    It was a such great experience to work with Coşkun. He managed to get the sound i always wanted. Will work with him again!

Interview with Coşkun Yüce

  1. Q: Tell us about your studio setup.

  2. A: Working in the box with a large selection of plug-ins made by Waves, Slate Digital, Brainworx etc. I also use Dynaudio Bm15a's for monitoring.

  3. Q: What other musicians or music production professionals inspire you?

  4. A: Jack Joseph Puig, Nigel Godrich, Tom Elmhirst, those guys are doing some top-notch work.

  5. Q: What do you like most about your job?

  6. A: Being creative is what i like about my job. Even dealing with technical issues.

  7. Q: Tell us about a project you worked on you are especially proud of and why. What was your role?

  8. A: I tell you this. I re-mastered a track from the '70s, just a stereo track, and it had this old sound quality with bad distortion in it. The left channel was almost destroyed with it so i muted the left channel and used the only right channel and mastered that. And it sounded perfect. Because eliminating that extra distortion was crucial for the making the song more listenable.

  9. Q: What are you working on at the moment?

  10. A: My band's album.

  11. Q: Analog or digital and why?

  12. A: Digital, because it is fast and recalls are easy, you open up your session and go. If budget allows why not go to analog, both works great.

  13. Q: What's your 'promise' to your clients?

  14. A: My promise would be delivering the best version of the song.

  15. Q: What questions do you ask prospective clients?

  16. A: I want to learn as much as things about the production and the song. Cues about the sound and vision for the mix. It is important for me to have some kind of guidelines before starting to mix. Their choice with the effects and so on.

  17. Q: If you were on a desert island and could take just 5 pieces of gear, what would they be?

  18. A: SSL bus compressor, my speakers, 2 Neve 1073's and 2 API 550a's. But that's 6.

  19. Q: Which artist would you like to work with and why?

  20. A: Oh, Morrissey would be great. Because he has great lyrics, melodies.

  21. Q: Can you share one music production tip?

  22. A: Sure, be honest with your production and see what is missing and what can you do about it. That's crucial if you want to improve yourself and your music.

  23. Q: What's your typical work process?

  24. A: I start with technical stuff. When i get the tracks i import them into the new session, i clean up the unnecessary noisy bits, make organization between the tracks, color coding and bussing for easy navigation. Then i start mixing.

  25. Q: Describe the most common type of work you do for your clients.

  26. A: I mostly do mixing work for my clients.

  27. Q: What advice do you have for a customer looking to hire a provider like you?

  28. A: Making your session clean and parts organized before sending multi-tracks is really helpful for me!

  29. Q: How would you describe your style?

  30. A: Clean, sharp, loud and sweet.

  31. Q: What type of music do you usually work on?

  32. A: Pop, Rock, Electronic, Indie.

  33. Q: What do you bring to a song?

  34. A: Definitely more emotion with more dynamics and clarity. The mixer should see the heart of the song. That's what i am trying to achieve.

  35. Q: What's your strongest skill?

  36. A: Creative focus creates another dimension to a production. So my focus and dedication are my strongest skills.

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Gear Highlights
  • Alan Smart C2
  • Yamaha SPX 90
  • Dynaudio BM15A
  • Waves Mercury
  • Slate Digital
  • Soundtoys
  • Plugin Alliance
  • Elysia
  • Shadow Hills
  • SIR Audio
  • Boz Digital
  • Lexicon
  • Softube
  • Celemony
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  • News, News, News.. for better 2022Dec 18, 2021

    I've been mastering some new tracks for Frozen Clouds and Varteres Durise. I am happy how those projects turned out really well! And just about to get started new mix projects to be released next year. I wish everyone a happy new year!

  • Corona Times MonthlyOct 19, 2020

    Recently, i finished "Reddiye:Hedonistic Noise Tribute" record. It was a blast mastering 30 songs from different bands. My band ria finished recording their next EP and i am mixing it right now. It's a productive month that's for sure. Fuck corona btw. 

  • Mastering EngineerJan 23, 2020

    I've been working on Varteres Durise's next record. It sounds pretty sick which i can't wait to share with the world. The last month i mastered Çıkıntı's record "Serseriliğe Hitabe" it's a great rap record. Did some shows with ria in Ankara, İzmir, and İstanbul this month. Looking forward to doing more music this year! Let me know what you up to and please tell me if you need extra help!