Your first message should include:

• The number of tracks in your project;
• A link to the demo of the song;
• If you'll need any vocal edits, tuning, or additional track edits;
• And if you have a deadline.

If you are content with the direction of your demo, send over the tracks with whatever processing they have. If you'd rather I start fresh, go ahead and send them raw. If ever in doubt, you can send two copies, one with effects on and one with them off. If you're sending a Pro Tools session, leave all your effects on.

Other than the demo track of your song that you've been listening to, sending a reference track is not a requirement. You should send a reference track if you particularly like the vibe or feel of another song and want to try to capture that with your song. If there is a specific effect or sound in another song that you want recreated (e.g. a crazy delay), then a reference track can be helpful.

Definitely! Having a well-mixed instrumental can help your track stand out on beat stores or music libraries, potentially leading to more sales, especially if you're selling 2-track beats. If you're releasing a beat tape, this is a great option to present a cohesive aesthetic.

Yes, 3 revisions are included in the quoted price. If more are needed, there may be an additional fee depending on the nature of the revisions.

Once a final mix is approved, you'll receive a 24bit wav file of your finished mix, a 24bit wav file of the mix with limiting applied for loudness, instrumental and vocal only prints, and a 320kbps mp3 of the limited mix.

We do not currently offer Atmos mixing, but do plan to offer it at somepoint in the future.

No analog gear is used, everything is ITB (in the box, aka digital plugins).

Audeze MM-500, Audient iD44, Pro Tools, FL Studio, iZotope RX 10, plugins from various vendors including FabFilter, Oeksound, Soundtoys, Tone Projects, Leapwing, Tokyo Dawn Records, Metric Halo, Sonnox, Softube, and others.