2 Track Mix & Master: $85

(Master Included)

In a 2-track mix, you only have one stereo file for the instrumental and Multiple tracks for Vocals, so you can't adjust individual instruments Separately However you can for vocals. The goal is to use tools like EQ (equalization), compression, and reverb to make the whole track sound balanced, clear, and cohesive.

Multi Track Mix & Master: $125

(Master Included)

Multi Track Mixing is the process of blending all the separate tracks in a song to sound good together. Since you have multiple tracks, you can adjust each instrument or vocal individually.

You can control the volume of each track, apply EQ (to shape the tone), use compression (to control dynamics), add effects like reverb or delay, and pan sounds to different parts of the stereo field.

Song Mastery: $50

(Mix Not Included)

Mastering a song is the final step in the music production process. It's like the finishing touch that makes your track sound polished and ready for release.

Mastering is all about enhancing the overall sound of a song after it has been mixed. The goal is to make the song sound as clear, balanced, and loud as possible while ensuring it works well on any device or speaker.

Performance Mix: $30

(For 1 Song)

a version of a song that is specifically created for live performances. It's designed to help the artist deliver a strong live show by enhancing certain elements of the track or removing others. Here's a simple explanation of what it involves:

A performance mix usually has the instrumental parts of the song but may leave out the lead vocal so that the artist can sing live.

Sometimes it includes backing vocals, harmonies, or certain effects to support the live performance and make it sound fuller.

Clean Edits: $30

(For 1 Song)

versions that have been edited to remove or censor any explicit language, offensive content, or inappropriate themes. This makes the song suitable for a wider audience, including radio play, public events, and family-friendly settings. Here's how clean edits are typically done:

1. Muting or Silencing: Offensive words or phrases are simply muted so you don't hear them.

2. Reversing or Scrambling: Sometimes, the sound of the explicit word is reversed or scrambled to make it unrecognizable.

DJ Package: $110

(For 1 Song)

A DJ package for a song is a collection of different versions and elements of a track that DJs can use during their live performances or mixes. It gives them flexibility to mix and match parts of the song to suit their style or the vibe of the crowd. Here’s what my package includes:

1. Original Mix: The full version of the song as it was originally produced.

2. Instrumental: The version of the song without any vocals, allowing the DJ to add their own vocal samples or blend it with other tracks.

3. Acapella: The isolated vocals of the song without any instrumental backing. DJs can use this to create mashups or add effects to the vocals in their mix.

4. Radio Edit: A shorter version of the song that’s formatted for radio play, often with any explicit content removed and a more concise structure.

5. Clean Edit: A version of the song that has any explicit language or inappropriate content removed or replaced, making it suitable for all audiences.

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