In the modern music world, sound quality plays a crucial role in how a track is perceived by the audience and its success in the music industry. Professional music mixing is an art that requires deep knowledge, experience, and high-quality equipment. We offer online mixing and mastering services, ensuring the highest quality of work regardless of your location. Our team consists of experienced sound engineers who use advanced equipment and high-quality software to make your track sound its best.

In our work, we use only the best equipment and software from Universal Audio, ADAM, RME, Softube, Manley, Apogee, and more.

Our works has been released on renowned labels including Sony Music, Warner, Anjunadeep, Black Hole Recordings, Armada Music, IAMT, Area Verde, and Saturate Audio, among others.

What is mastering?

Mastering is the final stage in the music creation process. Essentially, it is a post-production process that involves creating an audio mix or album and preparing it for distribution to stores and streaming platforms.

The mastering stage often includes a series of subtle audio processes such as equalization, compression, saturation, stereo enhancement, and limiting. The goal of mastering is to balance the stereo mix, improve the cohesiveness of all individual track elements, and achieve commercial loudness.

Mastering ensures that your music sounds as good as possible on all audio systems, streaming platforms, and devices.

Stem mastering is an advanced version of traditional mastering, utilizing groups of audio tracks called stems. Stems represent individual elements of the mix, such as drums, bass, vocals, and other key instruments, which are grouped into subgroups. This method allows the mastering engineer to work with a more detailed sonic picture, enhancing control over the balance and quality of the final mix.

When to Use Stem Mastering?

Stem mastering is particularly useful in the following situations:

1. Complex Mixes: When a track contains numerous elements and requires fine-tuning to achieve a professional sound.
2. Fixing Mix Issues: If problems arose during the mixing stage that are difficult to correct in the final mastering.
3. High-Quality Requirements: When maximum control over the audio material is needed to achieve the best possible result.