If you’re wasting money and time obsessively tweaking your tracks, and then NOT hearing the professional mix you want, it’s time for a change.
If you have a bunch of productions waiting for you to finish mixing them... but they’re just sitting there like zombies in the hard-drive
graveyard…
...I want to show you the EXACT changes you need to make to transform your rough demo recordings into professionally mixed records so that you can turn on the radio or play a song on Spotify and say,
"Hey listen,
I mixed that!"
This is the same proven process I've shared with thousands of students in the past ten years.
The same process that will help you confidently crank out release-ready records with ease...every time you mix a song.
And if you want to succeed with your music, great mixes are a pre-requisite because the fact is:
People won't listen to your music if your mixes aren't amazing.
If your music
doesn’t sound good, you won’t get heard:
- Your music will get ignored by radio DJs and musical gatekeepers so it won't ever get heard
- Your music will get rejected by music supervisors for sync so you won't ever place your music in TV shows and films
- Your music will get skipped by anybody listening on streaming services because it sounds too quiet or
weak, so you won't get on playlists or build a following of fans to grow your music career
And if you’re looking to use your music skills to get freelance audio work…
If it doesn’t compare to professional records, forget it.
Nobody will hire you.
In a way, a radio-ready mix is your business card to get gigs as a producer and engineer.
My mixing techniques have helped thousands
of musicians, producers, and engineers gain the mixing skills they needed to successfully release records they can be proud of.
Here's a quick playlist
of some of my favorite songs my students have released.
My students work in every style of music, from rock, country and folk to EDM, hip-hop and pop.
My training is both DAW-agnostic and GENRE-agnostic because I teach the evergreen audio engineering concepts that help you mix better tracks regardless of the type of music you're working on.
