musicmixmastering.com

What It Is

MusicMixMastering is an online music mixing and mastering service run by engineer Isaac, aimed at musicians, bands, and producers who want to bring their songs up to a commercial release standard. The site highlights his 15 years of studio and live sound engineering experience, and states that his work has been used on more than 500 release projects, with 511 clients served.

Core Capabilities

The core services are full-song mixing + mastering and stereo mastering. The mixing process covers volume balancing, EQ, compression, spatial effects, saturation, delay, and related processing; mastering focuses on the tone, dynamics, and release readiness of the final stereo file. The workflow requires clients to submit uncompressed WAV or AIFF audio. Logic Pro users can submit project files, but must first convert MIDI and virtual instruments to audio; users of other DAWs need to export individual tracks. The monitoring setup includes Adam P11s, CLA-10s, single-driver speakers, and headphones, with the goal of ensuring mixes translate well across different playback environments such as club PA systems and phone speakers.

Pricing

Pricing is tiered by song and number of tracks. In the UK pricing, the standard mixing + mastering package covers up to 10 audio files, with a new-client discount price of £90 per song; 10–25 tracks costs £105 per song; 25–60 tracks costs £160 per song; and projects with more than 60 tracks require evaluation. Stereo mastering is priced at £29 per single, £20 per song for an EP, and £18 per song for an album. Pricing is also available in USD, EUR, CAD, AUD, and NZD. New clients receive a 15% discount, EP/album discounts are available on request, and 48-hour rush delivery for a single costs an additional £60.

Pros and Cons

The advantages are transparent pricing, detailed project preparation instructions, support for auditioning examples across multiple music styles, and a promise of three revisions, making it well suited to remote collaboration. Its portfolio covers Pop/R&B, Hip-Hop, EDM, Metal, Punk-Rock, Folk, and more, giving it fairly broad applicability. The drawbacks are that the main text does not clearly state payment methods, copyright/licensing terms, or standard turnaround times. Project management also appears to rely mainly on forms, email, and file transfers, with no clear information about a self-service ordering system or progress dashboard.

Who It’s For and Access from China

It is suitable for independent musicians, singer-songwriters, small bands, and EP/album projects with limited budgets who still want professional human mixing and mastering. Access from China cannot be determined from the text. The service recommends using WeTransfer for large file transfers, so users in China may need to test actual transfer stability themselves.