Turn your track into a heavy, crushing & punchy evil-sounding pro mix.

Send me your demo and I’ll deliver a powerful, cohesive record.

Does your mix collapse when the arrangement gets dense and everything is fighting for the same space?

This is a common problem in metal mixes: as things get faster and more saturated, layers build up, the low end starts to collapse, midrange congestion appears, and the highs become harsh, resulting in an unbalanced mix.

I specialize in mixing modern extreme metal where articulation must survive speed, saturation, and layering.

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MIX MY TRACK

When density isn’t controlled

❌ Kick and bass collapse into the same low-end space

❌ Kick loses weight and becomes click-dominant

❌ Bass disappears once guitars and drums come in

❌ Guitars turn into mono midrange mud

❌ Vocals get buried or overly bright to compensate

❌ Keys and layers loose definition

❌ High-end builds into harshness and fatigue

When density is engineered

✅ Kick and bass work with each other

✅ Kick sets the low-end and cuts through the high-end

✅ Bass is audible and strong

✅ Guitars sound wide and clear

✅ Vocals sit forward without fighting the mix

✅ Keys and layers are crispy and intelligible

✅ High-end is well-balanced and non-fatiguing

Same performance. Same tracks.
The difference is how the mix behaves when everything stacks up.

How Your Mix Gets Built

1. Submit your track

Send your rough mix and basic info about your project.

2. Project evaluation

I’ll review your track and confirm if it’s a good fit, what issues are present, and what the mix will require.

3. Booking

Once approved, you’ll receive a 50% deposit invoice.
Multitracks should be delivered within 7 days.

4. Mix build

After payment, I start building the mix.

5. Revisions

You’ll receive a preview (MP3), and we’ll refine the mix until it translates the way your music demands.

6. Final delivery

Final WAV files are delivered after the 50% reminder of the payment is completed.

Ready to make your mix survive the chaos?

Send your track. Let’s see how it holds when everything hits.

This mixing service is built for bands that:

  • Write dense, layered music, whether fast and technical or slow and oppressive

  • Care about articulation and depth, not just weight or loudness

  • Are frustrated because their mix falls apart when everything comes together

  • Notice their mix collapsing when layers build up

  • Want controlled density, where low end, midrange, and transients stay defined under saturation

This is NOT the right fit if:

  • You’re looking for the cheapest possible mix

  • You expect the mix to fix weak performances or sloppy tracking

  • You just want something “loud enough” without understanding what’s happening underneath

  • You’re not thinking about how your mix behaves when everything stacks up

FAQs

  • I work with modern extreme music where density is a challenge: Technical Death Metal, Modern Death Metal, Black Metal, Post-Metal, Blackgaze, and similar styles.

    If your music relies on layered arrangements, saturation, and complex interaction between instruments, you’re a good fit.

  • Basic editing (tightening, alignment, tuning) is included where needed for a professional result.

    However, the mix is not a replacement for weak performances.

    • Multitracks (clean, properly exported)

    • Rough mix (to understand your direction)

    • References (optional but helpful)

    The better your source material, the stronger the final result.

  • Revisions are part of the process.

    We refine the mix until it translates correctly and you are happy with the sound.

  • Typical turnaround is around 3 days per track, depending on complexity and schedule.

  • The revision process exists to refine the mix until it aligns with your expectations and translates correctly.

    Clear communication early in the process makes this smooth.

  • Because density problems are not solved with static settings.

    They depend on:

    • Arrangement

    • Performance

    • Interaction between layers

    Each mix requires decisions based on how those elements behave together.