FAQ
FAQ
FAQ
Q: I live in a different time zone, how can I work with you?
A: No problem at all. I regularly work with artists and labels around the world. Everything is handled online via email or file transfer platforms, and I adapt my schedule to ensure smooth communication. You can send your files anytime, and I’ll keep you updated with progress and delivery timelines.
Q: Should I export my mix to -6dB before mastering?
A: It’s not strictly necessary to hit exactly -6dB. What matters most is that your mix isn’t clipping (going above 0dB) and that there’s enough headroom. Anywhere between -3dB to -6dB is totally fine. Just make sure your mix sounds balanced and clean before exporting.
Q: Should I choose stereo track mastering or stem mastering?
A: It depends on how much control you want in the final sound.
Stereo mastering is perfect if your mix is already dialed in and you’re happy with the overall balance.
Stem mastering gives me more flexibility to fine-tune specific elements like vocals, drums, or bass. It’s ideal if you want that extra polish or need help fixing mix issues before the final master.
If you’re not sure, feel free to send both options and I’ll advise on what’s best for your track.
Q: I live in a different time zone, how can I work with you?
A: No problem at all. I regularly work with artists and labels around the world. Everything is handled online via email or file transfer platforms, and I adapt my schedule to ensure smooth communication. You can send your files anytime, and I’ll keep you updated with progress and delivery timelines.
Q: Should I export my mix to -6dB before mastering?
A: It’s not strictly necessary to hit exactly -6dB. What matters most is that your mix isn’t clipping (going above 0dB) and that there’s enough headroom. Anywhere between -3dB to -6dB is totally fine. Just make sure your mix sounds balanced and clean before exporting.
Q: Should I choose stereo track mastering or stem mastering?
A: It depends on how much control you want in the final sound.
Stereo mastering is perfect if your mix is already dialed in and you’re happy with the overall balance.
Stem mastering gives me more flexibility to fine-tune specific elements like vocals, drums, or bass. It’s ideal if you want that extra polish or need help fixing mix issues before the final master.
If you’re not sure, feel free to send both options and I’ll advise on what’s best for your track.
Q: I live in a different time zone, how can I work with you?
A: No problem at all. I regularly work with artists and labels around the world. Everything is handled online via email or file transfer platforms, and I adapt my schedule to ensure smooth communication. You can send your files anytime, and I’ll keep you updated with progress and delivery timelines.
Q: Should I export my mix to -6dB before mastering?
A: It’s not strictly necessary to hit exactly -6dB. What matters most is that your mix isn’t clipping (going above 0dB) and that there’s enough headroom. Anywhere between -3dB to -6dB is totally fine. Just make sure your mix sounds balanced and clean before exporting.
Q: Should I choose stereo track mastering or stem mastering?
A: It depends on how much control you want in the final sound.
Stereo mastering is perfect if your mix is already dialed in and you’re happy with the overall balance.
Stem mastering gives me more flexibility to fine-tune specific elements like vocals, drums, or bass. It’s ideal if you want that extra polish or need help fixing mix issues before the final master.
If you’re not sure, feel free to send both options and I’ll advise on what’s best for your track.
Q: I live in a different time zone, how can I work with you?
A: No problem at all. I regularly work with artists and labels around the world. Everything is handled online via email or file transfer platforms, and I adapt my schedule to ensure smooth communication. You can send your files anytime, and I’ll keep you updated with progress and delivery timelines.
Q: Should I export my mix to -6dB before mastering?
A: It’s not strictly necessary to hit exactly -6dB. What matters most is that your mix isn’t clipping (going above 0dB) and that there’s enough headroom. Anywhere between -3dB to -6dB is totally fine. Just make sure your mix sounds balanced and clean before exporting.
Q: Should I choose stereo track mastering or stem mastering?
A: It depends on how much control you want in the final sound.
Stereo mastering is perfect if your mix is already dialed in and you’re happy with the overall balance.
Stem mastering gives me more flexibility to fine-tune specific elements like vocals, drums, or bass. It’s ideal if you want that extra polish or need help fixing mix issues before the final master.
If you’re not sure, feel free to send both options and I’ll advise on what’s best for your track.
