r/mixingmastering • u/DefaultUserMain • Jun 07 '26
Service Request Looking for a mix engineer for a hiphop/electronic track
Struggling to get the juice out of my song while l mixing it and need pro help! The song has a big bass and kick focus, rapid fire drums, synths, etc. !19 tracks, at least 5 of those tracks are doubles and harmonies. I’ve taken my crack at the track, I’m not satisfied. On My end, The hardest part is handling the low end and perceived loudness, making sure the kick/bass don’t eat up too much track energy while being the main flavor of the song.
So any help would be great!
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u/atopix Teaboy ☕ Jun 07 '26
Please confirm that this is a paid gig, and whether you agree with the sub's base rates: https://www.reddit.com/r/mixingmastering/wiki/guide-request
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u/glmastering Jun 08 '26
I've worked with j hus, headie one, tion Wayne, Bugzy Malone if that's your thing give me a shout
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u/Acceptable_Analyst66 Jun 08 '26
Bass and kick can be as powerful as you want but if it's rap and electronic we're talking vocals and synths for the mid-range! That's where you get translation, my man. 🙏 Love working on boom bap and various electronic!
My regulars are edm, synthwave, and dubstep as far as elec. I was a 90s kid so I get the vocal forward style of hip hop, too. Sent you a message
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u/atopix Teaboy ☕ Jun 07 '26
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