What your mix includes, what happens after checkout, and straight answers to the questions artists ask most.
Use the email you checked out with. Any DAW, any state your session is in.
A real MXD engineer, not a queue or an algorithm.
Timestamped notes at the exact second. Three revisions included.
WAV and MP3 for every platform, plus instrumental and acapella.
4 Grammy Wins
RIAA Gold
RIAA PlatinumI was lacking fullness and balance. But now my song sounds great in the car, phone, studio.
A straightforward format for musicians to upload tracks and get fantastic mixes back. And they do it all with kindness and clarity. 10/10 recommend.
It is so hard for independent artists to afford great mixing and mastering, so this is a great service to provide.
The system makes it so streamlined. It was fast, high quality, and reasonably priced. I will be using them again.
Why only $500? A mix at this level usually costs a couple thousand dollars. We built a system instead of overhead: no middlemen, just you and your engineer. That lets us charge less without cutting corners on your mix.
No. Your purchase sits on your MXD account as a mix credit. Buy it now and use it when your song is ready.
Three revisions come standard, with timestamped notes. Still not right? You get 30 minutes live with the engineer who mixed it, giving notes in real time while they work.
A named MXD engineer, the same team behind records for David Kushner, Forrest Frank, and Lecrae. 4 Grammy wins, 5 Dove Awards. More than one engineer listens before anything leaves the building.
Protecting the feel is the job. If your rough has a vibe you love, tell us in your notes. We mix toward your record, not our template.
A free 45-minute release-planning call with an MXD engineer. Send us a link to your recorded song when you book (a rough mix is fine). Your engineer listens before the call, then walks you through the plan to get it release-ready. Same team behind records for David Kushner, Lecrae and Forrest Frank.
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