Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Inside

I’m a classical composer with a great love for film and storytelling. My music has always had a deep-rooted connection with imagery since I experience music not only sonically but also visually.

No band? No problem! With 15+ years in Rock & Pop production, I turn your ideas into full, professional songs. From recording to mixing & mastering, I provide a personalized, all-in-one solution. I’ve worked in legendary studios and with Grammy-winning pros—let’s craft your next hit together!

Release-ready mixing, mastering, and production for melodic house, progressive house, vocal EDM, and electronic pop — releases on Purified Records, Storm Music Group, Sirup Music, and Gameroom Records.

I sing to express what I have a hard time saying and I write to express what I feel inside.

Hi, I'm Dave. I'm not here to impose my sound on your art. I'm here to interpret what you’re already trying to say & make sure that what comes out of the speakers is deliberate, honest, & true-to-you. My goal as a mixer is to live inside your head (figuratively). That means easier communication, less stress, & a creative process just feels fun.

I'm a musician who learned mix and audio in Instituto de Áudio e Vídeo (Audio and Video Institute)/IAV, the best known audio school in Brazil. I usually produce and mix my own songs in my studio in São Paulo, and I like do edit and mix some podcasts and audio movies. In the audiovisual, I also work with the audio direction and record.

My credits include Moby, Duncan Sheik, Suzanne Vega, Rufus Wainwright. I have over a decade of experience working with indie, alt and singer songwriter artists. I also have musical theater credits that include grammy winner Spring Awakening.

Mixing engineer for immersive, conceptual records. I help artists build a signature sound, whether you need a mix that elevates the emotion of your track or a creative partner to shape the record from the inside out.

responsible approach / style / vibe

Is art a universal language? How can we describe art though we can't even explain how the brain functions? We can only see our outsides, but nearly everything happens on the inside. Few people listen to music, and most hear it, despite, I think there are only a handful of people who try to see music. How about touching it? Subsequently, I tried to