I will mix and master your song professionally

I had priced the mixing gig way below standard prices to build my profile on Fiverr, that was a limited time offer as I had stated in my gig description. The prices are still very competitive for what I offer and deliver.

For first time clients and only for this gig yes. For my other gigs I offer a demo service. Basically its a very low priced demo of your mix and if you decide to move forward I'll deduct the demo cost from the actual price of the whole mix. You can find the gig in my profile.

As this is a very affordable gig, I get a lot of raw tracks that have been recorded in less than ideal conditions and the end result will inevitably reflect the quality of the raw tracks. I would rather set expectations properly before I take your money. Please contact me before placing an order.

Yes, yes and yes. Your first revision might not be what you had in mind but with feedback and reference tracks I can get there pretty quickly. Mixing requires input from the artist, so don't be worried your first delivery doesnt sound like you expected it. Work with me and we'll sort it out.

For tracks to sound professional they need to be edited so they are clear from noise, clicks, timing issues, tuning issues etc. Mixing is a separate process and while I can fix minor issues quickly, if your tracks need extensive editing I'll ask you to either edit the tracks or buy my editing gig.

Yes. I use techniques that let me mix your vocals with the backing track/beat so they're "in" the music and not "on top of" the music like a karaoke bar singer.

If the song would benefit from processing with my hardware gear then yes I run it through my Neve Shelford channel and Teletronix LA2A compressor. I usually do this for the main vocals that need a bit of a lift. For buss processing I use the Neve Portico Master Buss processor, Manley EQ and comp.

I use a combination of analog and digital processing for mastering. Not all songs need all the tools that I have available to me. I listen carefully and use the best tool for that particular song, and that might be analog or digital or a combination of both.

RME ADI Pro FS2 DAC, Amphion Two18 speakers, Genelec One 8331 speakers, Avantone Mixcubes, Audeze LCDx and Slate VSX headphones. My room is acoustically treated and while I don't use any correction tools, I am very familiar with my room and my mixes translate well from clubs to iphone speakers.

Most people are used to listening music on their phones via Spotify & Youtube which use volume normalization (lowering the volume of all tracks to a set average). The mix I send you is not normalized (higher volume) so you need lower your phone volume to 70% for loudness similar to Youtube etc.