FAQ.
Straight answers on file prep, revisions, and mastering.
It really depends on the service you're going for. We don't want any normalised or upsampled files, though. Make sure the files you send are at the sample rate of your session. The specifics for each service are in the file delivery recommendations (PDF).
Just let us know on the form. We're happy to find something together, or we'll reach out with a few suggestions.
There's no fixed cap. I'll send you a draft and ask for your feedback, then we go back and forth until it's where you want it.
Yes. Along with the finished mix you'll get written notes on what I did and why, plus pointers you can take into your next session.
Everything electronic: house, techno, drum and bass, dubstep, hardstyle, industrial and everything in between, across all services.
Of course. A finished mix is fine for mastering. We do generally recommend stem mastering, though, to give us a bit more control over the overall balance.