Mixing & Mastering Engineers, Producers & Songwriters who worked with Swingers
I'm an award winning graduate jazz guitarist, session musician, producer and mixing engineer. I make music for the national television and radio, record and mix for top artists in my home studio. My '67. Gibson ES-335 is my main guitar, but have everything what the job needs. I also produce, mix and master music on a professional level.
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MixedbyChris has worked with artists and songwriters and provides the cleanest mixes, from acapella vocals to full tracks with instruments to produce a well-sounding record across all listening platforms and devices. From R&B, Country, Hip-Hop, and more. All with the experience of Dolby Atmos.
PS Germany — English artist in Germany, blending raw lyrics with cutting-edge AI production.
Producer, songwriter and mixing engineer from Germany. Already produced, mixed and wrote music in different styles such as Hiphop, Pop, EDM or RnB.
Egal welche Art von Song, Hook, Melodie oder vibe du brauchst ich kann es dir geben. Besonder im Indie Bereich und im Melodien finden habe ich ein Händchen und Verständnis für den „catch“ den alle suchen.
Recent Successes
"Davey is wonderful! Not only does he have a great voice, but he is very easy to work with, he's a fast worker, and he turns his iterations around very quickly. Very responsive to feedback. Overall, a great singer and ..."
Jake L."Tom is a great drummer who always delivers professional, creative, and tasteful tracks. He is a very fast while still maintaining precision and thoroughness is his work. His ability to work with the artist or producer..."
Nick Scallorn"Brandon did an excellent job on my soft rock song not just singing but also bringing in ideas. He has an amazing voice and can really get the feeling across. Prompt with replies. Highly recommended."
User 4."Great service. Very friendly. Very patient. And of course quality work. Will be using again."
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