Audio services · Berlin

The work between intent and release.

Mixing and mastering are not treated as two presets here. They are different listening and decision spaces—connected by clear files, useful versions, and a handoff the next person can understand.

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01 / Two clear starting points

What does the material need now?

01 / Mixing

Shape the relationships inside the piece.

Balance, dynamics, space, tone, and movement are developed from a session or stems into one coherent mix.

  • Session- or stem-based work
  • Automation and creative effects where the music calls for them
  • Mix, instrumental, and additional versions by scope
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02 / Mastering

Finish the mix for release and format.

Tone, dynamics, loudness, and sequence are heard in context and prepared for the required release paths.

  • Single, EP, and album context
  • Digital, high-resolution, and physical formats
  • Technical inspection and legible delivery assets
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02 / Listen first

Roles, formats, and listening belong together.

The portfolio places short cleared excerpts beside the actual scope of work—from expressive live material and piano recording to electronic production and vinyl-side masters.

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03 / Shared process

Clear scope, audible feedback, clean handoff.

  1. 01Context

    Agree on material, intent, format, references, and timing.

  2. 02Pass and revision

    Hear a clearly named first pass and apply feedback in legible revision steps.

  3. 03Delivery

    Hand over approved versions, formats, and technical information in an orderly form.

04 / Adjacent routes

Not everything here is an audio service.

01Online toolsSignal generator and other browser-based utilities 02eRechnungA separate workflow for structured electronic invoices 03ProductsFire2, JSFX, DDPworker, and hardware

Mixing · mastering · release preparation

Send the context first, not a perfect brief.

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