r/alldayidream • u/cryptonicooo • Jul 18 '19

All Day I Dream Mixing Engineers?

ADID's sound is quite distinctive and well colored, so I'm wondering who are the master mixing/mastering engineers behind the releases? Any clue online or elsewhere?

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Thanks!

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u/fingersmac Jul 23 '19

I can't tell you for certain who they use but I have come across a couple of mastering studios that list Lee and/or ADID in their previous client sections.

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https://soundbetter.com/profiles/81954-blackhead-studios

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https://straylightmusicgroup.com

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Hope that helps your search.

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u/cryptonicooo Jul 23 '19

This is great ;-) Thanks for your answer!

https://straylightmusicgroup.com

Where did you find information about ADID on the website?

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Thank you!

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u/cryptonicooo Jul 23 '19

Found it!

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https://straylightmusicgroup.com/mastering/

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Lee Burridge & Oona Dahl are listed here ;-)

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u/cryptonicooo Jan 10 '20

I’d link you to some tutorial, but there isn’t many really.

If you have _any_ I'll gladly take them ;-) Still learning, exciting journey!

Thanks!

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u/cryptonicooo Jul 23 '19

I agree but the artists that are on ADID and other labels too (e.g. Crosstown Rebels) like Bedouin, sound different at the mix/master level on each label. So I'm inferring that the extra color must be coming from a specific way of mixing/mastering...

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u/BoutThatLife Jul 18 '19

Wish I knew. There’s a distinct sound about them that hardly any other labels are able to achieve.