- Do you work with people from all over the world?

Yes, it doesn't matter where you are. You send me the files and I send them back finished.

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- Do you work with all musical genres?

Yes, I work with all musical genres.

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- Do I need to know about mixing and mastering for you to work on my songs?

No. In fact, I'm here to provide you with all the necessary guidance. Don't hesitate to ask any questions that come up during the process.

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- How do I send my files?

MIXING: Mix files are sent separately in the original recording format at unity gain, preferably 24-bit at 88,200 or 96,000 kHz. The files to be mixed are delivered at the resolution at which they were recorded. You can include additional notes with clarifications.

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MASTERING: The files to be mastered are sent in stereo WAV format at the resolution at which they were recorded and mixed. If you have a limiter activated on the master track, deactivate it and send me the version without the limiter and the version with the limiter separately. You can also include additional notes.

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- How do I receive the finished work?

MIX: You will receive the stereo file of the final mix, ready for mastering, in the same format in which you delivered the tracks.

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MASTERING: Once the work is complete, three separate stereo files are delivered: a 44.1 kHz, 24-bit WAV file for streaming, a 48.000 kHz, 24-bit WAV file for video, and finally, a 44.1 kHz, 16-bit WAV file for CD.

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- Can I attend in person or have a video call when contracting the service?

Yes. Both initial meetings and revisions can be done remotely via video call.

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Furthermore, once the work is finished, you can schedule a visit to the studio to hear the final result in person.

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- Do you work with hardware?

Yes, I work with hardware.

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- What DAW do you use?

I use Pro Tools for mixing, Sequoia for mastering, and iZotope RX for both tasks.