Mixing and mastering
The engineers at Matthews Music Group are ready to apply their professional expertise to the most critical stage of your creative process. Our remote mixing and mastering service gives you access to our studio equipment and the expertise of our engineers with just the click of a button.
Precision Mixing & Mastering with a Defined Approach
We approach mixing and mastering as a process of revealing the core idea of a track, not just polishing its surface. Our workflow is detail-oriented and often leans toward analog-inspired processing, which emphasizes depth, dynamics, and character.
Because of this approach, not every project may align with our vision. We carefully review each submission and take on work where we believe the artistic intent can be fully developed and enhanced. If you’re looking for fast, generic processing, we may not be the right fit. If you’re aiming for a distinctive, intentional sound — we’ll be glad to explore your project.
Because of this approach, not every project may align with our vision. We carefully review each submission and take on work where we believe the artistic intent can be fully developed and enhanced. If you’re looking for fast, generic processing, we may not be the right fit. If you’re aiming for a distinctive, intentional sound — we’ll be glad to explore your project.
Mixing & Mastering Prices
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- Q:How long does it take?A:We typically deliver completed orders to clients within 12–24 hours of starting work on the order. However, in some cases, the service may be provided significantly later, up to 14 business days from the date of the order. We recommend checking with your manager for an estimated completion time.
- Q:What should I do if my application is denied?A:Unfortunately, this does happen. If your request is rejected, the full amount will be automatically refunded to the account from which the payment was made. A rejection is always accompanied by a transaction report detailing the reasons for the refusal. Most likely, if you resolve the issues listed, your submission will be accepted when you place a new order.
