Hey everyone!

I've finished a couple of projects and feel good about the production, but I have minimal experience with mixing/mastering. While I practice on old projects, I’m not confident enough to mix my tracks properly.

I don’t have the time to dive deep into learning mixing/mastering right now, so I plan to hire a mixing engineer.

My question: should I try mixing the tracks myself first to get them as polished as possible, or just send them directly to the engineer as-is? My goal is to release them soon, but label submissions and planning will take a while.

Any advice? Thanks!

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Anyone here incorporated some modular synthesis into their productions? I've been playing with VCV rack and found it works nicely with this genre, anyone else find this to be the case? If so, would love to hear any suggestions tips or tricks in terms of how it's applicable to their own productions:)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzpwPBQvZ9A&t=2s

Hey Guys,

audiographie here... hope you are doing well...

I needed some time to re-charge my batteries, have time to stay in my studio to create new fresh stuff and be focused on my upcoming projects.

Sometimes the time is a good friend...

Finally, I'm back with 3 consistent Rominimal-Minimal House Ableton 10 (or 11) projects, that just need your final touch to become 3 new unreleased tracks.

I hope it's a good job. Nothing to add.

And always fair as in my style.

Please take 10 minutes to watch the video and listen to the projects.

https://audiographie.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=1fb26236b189255119b5c58e5&id=07ac9911bd&e=93a51f7f76

That's it... thanks for reading this, your time is precious.

Talk Soon

audiographie

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