Mix 50-Minute Rock Live Set

I’m looking for an audio engineer to shape a single 50-minute rock performance into a cohesive, great-sounding mix. The goal is to capture an energetic live-concert feel rather than a squeaky-clean studio polish.

Here’s what I need:
• Dial in levels, compression, EQ and a touch of reverb during the first song; once those settings work, apply the same chain across the remaining tracks so the whole set feels consistent.
• Give the string parts a little extra depth and space so they sit proudly in the room without overpowering the core rock instrumentation.
• Deliver a final stereo mix (24-bit WAV or FLAC) plus an MP3 for quick reference. If you’re working in a DAW like Pro Tools, Logic, or Reaper, I’d appreciate the session file as well for future tweaks.

A balanced live vibe, natural dynamics, and clear but punchy guitars are more important to me than heavy mastering. One round of revisions is plenty—I mainly want to be sure the crowd energy and the strings translate.

If this sounds like your kind of mix, let’s get rolling.