Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Brohlin
DUTCH POP/INDIE MIX + MASTER-ENGINEER Looking for Mixing / Mastering / Tuning / Editing / Live Guitar Recordings to make your song radio ready?
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Tapeloop Productions is a team of Sound Recordists and Musicians, who specialise in the art of Recording & Sound Design.
Nothing makes your music stand out from the crowd like a stellar mix! I will help you to define your sound and create the perfect sonic landscape.Reaching your vision of the perfect sounding record is my goal and I’ll work with you to sculpt a great sounding record.We can do as many revisions as you need but let’s not make it too many loosing focus
Hey guys! I'm a professional engineer/drummer based out of Nashville. I work from a private studio on all kinds of music, and I'd love to work on your stuff!
Rock Music "Guru" (as one of my clients called me) avail for a variety of studio related tasks. Recording and Producing, Mixing, etc but also session guitarist and vocalist. I've been in this game a long time, have the gear and the scars to prove it
I'm a recording artist working full-time as a singer and performer. -"Wow, what a Disney voice!" I often hear. I'm known for a beautiful voice with a lot of emotion and storytelling. I specialize mostly in Musical Theatre, Pop/Rock and Jazz and I have a bachelor's Degree in vocals from The Royal College of music.
Mission: Deliver High Quality Audio | Philosophy: Competitive doesn't mean "loud af".
If I’m to sale my soul to the devil, guess I wouldn’t try to make a good impression. Lol.
Mixing Engineer, Electric Guitarist Passionate about the sound of 80s music
Recent Successes
"Professional and efficient! Highly recommend Suwon for adding some nice jazz sparkles into your project! "
Yiran W."Greg was fantastic to work with. Not only a super easy going and understanding guy, but a real expert when it comes to mixing and mastering. He was able to fine tune to the exact sound and production I was hoping for!..."
Colin J.
