If you are an unsigned band or artist you can get an original track mixed/mastered for free if you register by the 29th of Feb 2012.

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Thanks!

• So, demo not   REALLY standing-out quite as you'd hoped?
• Perspective gone after hundreds of hours of writting, recording and maybe even mixing it yourself?
• Recorded 3 songs in 1 day and somehow the mix didn't get quite the attention it needs?
  
• Drums and bass still not tight&right?
  
• Got your beat, got your vocal - and it still doesn't sound like a record?

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Andi

_Without the bottom you've nothing to stand-on (so to speak). Drums are often quite literally  the heartbeat of  your music. Relaxed (OK, yes that does mean "poor") timing and weak sounds will rip the soul right out of your songs. I can edit your drum parts to tighten timing (no - that doesn't mean make it sound like a robot) and replace or layer parts to enhance the sound and punch  without having to eq lots of mix wrecking mud!

_Mixing is the last truly creative part of the production of music after writing and arranging. High-end celebrity Mixing Engineers are treated (and often paid) like gods. So why is your mix often treated as a necessary evil to be stuck on the end of a recording session by the same guy who hates you because he just spent an 8 hour day listening to the guitar player trying to play a funk intro to "Stairway"?!?

I can mix from your multitracks or stems.

_What most people think of as Mastering is really Pre-Mastering - it's the last step of the production of content before you get into production of media. As such it is the last opportunity to check your mixes and to add the final polish.  Many amateur producers (often the writer, artist, recording engineer, and/or mixer)  are unsure as to whether they need to spend even more money on this stage.  On the one-hand there is the reasonable fear that you might be missing the final bit of audio goodness that can be squeezed into your work to date, on the other hand the mastering engineer might stomp all over your carefully crafted recording or charge you for mystic stuff that really didn't need doing.

I can do the bits that most people do want, most of the time. probably do need doing

• Make it louder
• Make the tracks sound as though they belong together
• Fade and Gap

...and if I think it needs nothing then that I'll do and that's what I'll charge you!