Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Beats Universal
A creative spirit with a mix of international sound and Caribbean island flavor, giving you a unique style of singing and writing.
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Hi...I'm Moses from Berlin (Germany...). I'm offering online mixing and mastering. I'm specialized in Hip-Hop, Reggae and Rock. If you need something just hit me up :)
Hi, I'm Steven. I'm a Pop Mixer/ Producer from Cleveland, OH.
Grammy nominee for "Best Engineered" non classical and multi platinum recording/mix engineer.
Deejay
STUDENT OF UNIVERSITY OF THE HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Faculty of Arts/Audio Engineering Department
Lucas is an oldtime fiddler / banjoist and singer-songwriter from Sparta, NC in the heart of the southern Appalachian mountains.
I can bring energy and life to your music projects! No matter the genre, I can work with you to get make your music stand out and bring out all the details and emotional impact that a great mix can emphasize.
High-fidelity, emotionally-driven mixing and production for Worship and Indie-Folk artists who want their music to feel as powerful as it sounds live.
Recent Successes
"Always delivers :-)"
Andrew L."Qbical was fast and he was a clear communicator. The masters came back exactly as I asked - at the proper dynamic level and meeting the criteria of "clear" "powerful" yet "slightly warm". "
Daniel L." Lonna has an amazing voice! She always kept me informed of how the vocals were coming along and was very responsive throughout the entire time. I am excited for this track and would love to work with her again!"
Tommy Jones"Fred's masters are simply the best. Had 4-5 tracks mastered by himself, and they are pure gold. Thanks Fred for answering fast, and adapting to my requirements; D Keep in touch ! Greg"
Grégory B."Good communication, and fast high quality results! Great to work with. "
Tony P."I have done various projects with him. He is always professional, has a talent to bring the mix to another level! Great ears!"
Aurora M.
