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*Pricing is flexible based on project size. Larger projects qualify for increasing discounts with a maximum of up to 15%*
Stereo Mastering
35 € - Per Song (Plus VAT where applicable)
For (optional) mix consulting/advice before mastering begins, this costs an additional 5€
Revision until satisfaction on the original premaster is achieved without additional charge. New mixdowns are charged at 50%, and additional versions (instrumental, radio edit) are charged at 50%.
Mastering is the final stage in audio production, where the overall frequency balance, clarity, and loudness of a recording are refined. This involves techniques such as equalization, compression, limiting, and noise reduction to ensure the audio is optimized for distribution. The mastering process culminates in the creation of the master file, which serves as the source for all subsequent copies of the recording. This master can be used for physical formats like vinyl or CD, as well as digital distribution platforms.
Stem Mastering
50 € for 2-4 stems, 70€ for 5-8 stems (Ex VAT where applicable)
Revision until satisfaction on the original premaster files is without additional charge. New stems are charged at 50%, and additional versions (instrumental, radio edit) are charged at 50%.
Stem mastering is a specialized approach that involves processing individual audio stems of a track rather than the entire mix. While the ultimate goal is the same—to enhance the audio and prepare it for distribution—stem mastering offers greater flexibility and control. By separating the track into stems (e.g., drums, synths, vocals), we can fine-tune each element independently, ensuring optimal balance and clarity. This approach is particularly beneficial for producers who may have specific sonic goals for each element
Mixing
5€ -Per stem (Ex VAT where applicable)
Open to discounts if you send more than one track at a time.
A completed mixdown is the foundation for mastering. The song's arrangement, structure, and creative elements should be finalized before the mixdown process begins. While you're welcome to leave on effects like chorus, delay, or reverb that you enjoy, avoid heavy compression and limiting, as these can hinder the mastering engineer's ability to achieve optimal balance and clarity. Please provide your demo mix, self-master, and one or two reference tracks along with your project files. This will help understand your desired sonic direction and ensure that the mastering aligns with your vision. Let's discuss your specific goals before we begin the mastering process.