Mix 16-Song Classic Rock Album
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’ve finished tracking a 16-song classic-rock record and now need a polished mix that lets the vocals really shine. The raw multitracks are tidy and ready for you; guitars have the right grit, drums are locked in, but the singers deserve more front-of-stage presence without sacrificing the overall punch and warmth of a late-70s arena vibe.
You’ll receive 24-bit WAV stems plus tempo maps. Feel free to work in Pro Tools, Logic, Cubase, Studio One—whatever gets the best results—as long as the final package includes:
• Stereo mix of each song (24-bit/48 kHz WAV)
• Vocal-up version of every mix
• Instrumental versions if they’re an easy export
• Brief session notes or recall sheets for tweaks
With no specific reference tracks from me, I’m trusting your judgment. Think the balance and saturation you’d hear on early Aerosmith or Tom Petty: punchy drums, tasteful slapback and plate reverb on vocals, gentle bus compression that glues the mix without flattening dynamics.
I’d like to approve one test mix within a week so we can confirm direction before you tackle the remaining fifteen. A quick note on your classic-rock experience—ideally with a before/after vocal example—will help me choose fast.
You’ll receive 24-bit WAV stems plus tempo maps. Feel free to work in Pro Tools, Logic, Cubase, Studio One—whatever gets the best results—as long as the final package includes:
• Stereo mix of each song (24-bit/48 kHz WAV)
• Vocal-up version of every mix
• Instrumental versions if they’re an easy export
• Brief session notes or recall sheets for tweaks
With no specific reference tracks from me, I’m trusting your judgment. Think the balance and saturation you’d hear on early Aerosmith or Tom Petty: punchy drums, tasteful slapback and plate reverb on vocals, gentle bus compression that glues the mix without flattening dynamics.
I’d like to approve one test mix within a week so we can confirm direction before you tackle the remaining fifteen. A quick note on your classic-rock experience—ideally with a before/after vocal example—will help me choose fast.