I will mix and master your song for a radio ready sound


About this gig
Tired of a Mix That Sounds Almost There?
You've put in the work, writing and recording; don't let a weak mix hold the song back. I specialise in mixing and mastering that makes your track sound like it belongs on the radio, not like a rough demo.
I work across pop, R&B, and hip-hop, so whether it's a vocal-only mix or a full multitrack session, I'll shape it around what the song actually needs.
- Message me before ordering so I can check your files first.
- Free sample available if you want to hear my approach before committing
- Custom quotes for 10+ stems or full projects
How We'll Work:
1. Consultation: Reach out for custom offers, samples, or to discuss your project.
2. Collaboration: We'll ensure your musical ideas are perfectly realised.
3. Delivery: Receive professionally mixed and mastered tracks ready for release.
Send your files and get the mix your song deserves Today.
## PLEASE MESSAGE ME BEFORE ORDERING SO I CAN CHECK YOUR FILES FIRST.
Get to know Arpan Bagchi
Turning Ideas Into Release Ready Music
- FromIndia
- Member sinceMay 2018
- Last delivery1 year
Languages
English, Hindi, German, Bengali
My Portfolio
FAQ
What are STEMS?
Stems are often stereo recordings made from mixes of multiple individual tracks, such as vocals, drums, and bass. For example, a drum stem is a stereo audio file that sounds like all of the drum tracks mixed together. Stems are often broken down into four tracks: melody, instruments, bass, and drums
I Don't Posses any such STEMs/ Only have a single song track file!
Don't Worry , even if you have only the final track, you can master it Although can't ensure the level of quality i can provide in this scenario, yeah, it's still better than nothing, right? For further assistance, feel free to DM me!
How can i judge the your Mix/Master or how would i judge one's MIX?!
There's no one-size-fits-all answer to mixing a song, as it's a creative process that constantly develops. Here's a helpful tip: listen closely to the final mix. Can you clearly hear each instrument? Does it fit the genre and overall vibe of the song? This isn't a hard-and-fast rule at the end :)
What DAW do you use ?
I'm using FL Studi0 2023 version.

