I will mix and master your track to make it stand out on spotify


About this gig
Hi you! It seems you want to get your new song all mixed up? Well you've come to the right place!
While technically an amateur, I have worked in professional studios producing, mixing and mastering audio content for wide audiences, and I hope to bring some of that experience on the table for you too.
I only use high-quality plugins that simulate the best analog gear available. I take great care in giving tracks time to get polished - fast delivery times are destructive to the engineer's ears, which leads to a loss in creativity and an unbiased sound. Each track is made individually and with great care.
Please contact me if you have any questions, are stuck on choosing between packages or just want to talk. If you don't have too much experience in this or this is your first time consulting an audio engineer, please contact me and we will manage the process together.
Get to know skebettaja
- FromFinland
- Member sinceFeb 2022
Languages
English
FAQ
What software do you work in?
I have experience in Cubase and Logic Pro X in this kind of work, but nowadays I use Reaper as it is absolutely the best tool available for making my vision (and thus yours as well) come true as efficiently as possible! As for plugins, I use T-Racks and such analog emulations.
Why is it that the prices are so low even though you say you're a professional?
I think it is outrageous to ask for too much. I believe that costs in gear and studio space does not make someone a professional, but the experience. This is a side gig, so I don't need to make so much money off this and the delivery times are also quite long, so I think the prices are reasonable.
You don't have many examples on your profile. Why should I trust you?
That is one of the reasons prices are low. I will provide more examples when I get more orders (if it's OK for you for them to be presented!).
Where will you mix my track? You don't have photos of your studio on your profile.
I have a home studio for this. I believe that trained ears can work decently in any setting.

