Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Michael Janisch
Powerful mixes loaded with emotion. It's all about the music and how it is reproduced.
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Hello! My name is Anatoly Koktaev. I'm mixing engineer from Komsomolsk-on-Amur, Russia.
Lets bring your musical ideas to life!
Hannise on the beat an Afrolectric Producer.
Producer and songwriter from London, UK.
I specialise in electric guitar re-amping with a special emphasis on Valve tone and quality using all valve processing (including valve effects). With the quality of simulation and modeling amps I aim to offer authentic valve tone unmatched by amp simulation and modeling amps. My skills offer an unrivalled quality to compliment your music.
Hey! I’m Stephen von Heyking and I’m a Canadian Mix Engineer. I’m currently located in Nashville, Tennessee. I specialize in include Pop, Indie Rock, CCM/Worship & Country.
Recent Successes
"Paul obliged again with some great guitar work..good to work with as is prepared to try different ideas till we find what works..highly recommended "
john"Recomiendo muchísimo trabajar con Pablo, una persona que escucha y comprende y capta la esencia de lo que quieres/buscas. Trabajaré más con él, sin dudarlo."
Antonio C."Magic happens with Austin!"
Peter O."Fixed a messed up situation and made a gorgeous, smooth yet loud master for me. "
Alfie C."Ewa was great to work with! She has a light, dreamy voice and delivered everything on time. Would definitely recommend her! "
Matthew V."Phil was great to work with. He brought his own style to the track and made sure to stick with it until the take was perfect. Super fast turnaround and a pleasure to deal with. "
Patrick R."Always the best! Can't say enough about Kyle's talent and ear for drum parts. Fantastic engineer too. This is your guy for drums y'all"
Keegan Ferrell"James is the ultimate professional. You can send him a track knowing you’ll get back better than what you could imagine it’d be. Perfection every time!"
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