MIX ONLINE
What does mixing consist of?
Mixing is the step that takes place after recording and editing (the phase consisting in cleaning the tracks, adjusting them, modifying the structure of the song, etc.).
During mixing, the tracks are mixed and processed independently (EQ, dynamics ...), the effects are added (reverb, delay ...), the accuracy of the voice can also be corrected if necessary, all this in order to create an ensemble harmonious and homogeneous, in which each instrument will be heard and in its place.
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Our mixing service
Our mixing technique consists of using both our Protools station and our external peripherals (compressors, EQ…), in order to obtain the “big sound” analog while keeping the speed and precision of digital.
How do I send my files?
After placing an order, click the “Upload” button below to upload your files. Select your files and enter your email address. Don't forget to give us some information about your project (references, research, etc.).
If you wish to benefit from a free trial on one of your titles, specify it when sending. We will send you a one-minute extract.
Before sending, please read the FAQ page which contains all the important information about mixing and mastering.
ATTENTION: BEFORE SENDING YOUR FILES, PLEASE FOLLOW THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS:
- No compressed file (MP3, WMA, AAC…), only files in WAV or AIFF format, 44.1 Khz 24 bits, (up to 192 Khz 32 bits.)
- For a mix: all the tracks must be wedged together and start at the same time.
- Also specify the Tempo and the key of the Song
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What payment methods do you accept?
Online payment is made by credit card via the secure Paypal site (or directly with your Paypal account if you have one). We also accept payments by bank transfer, please contact us.
What advice can you give me before sending my files for mixing?
Before sending your files, it is essential to have quality sound recordings. The sockets must not saturate (the converter must not go in the red).
Once your recording is complete, you should export your tracks to WAV or AIFF only, making sure that at the time of exporting all tracks start from zero. For example, if an instrument starts playing from 1min30, you need to consolidate your track from the start of the song until the moment the instrument starts playing.
It is important to know that the mixing is the continuity of the recording: for a good mixing, you first need good sound recordings. Mixing is NOT a miracle cure and will not catch up with bad takes.