Remote Mixing
Two track or stems, mixed and mastered for release. Booked and delivered through EngineEars.
Two Track Mixing
- Your vocals mixed over a stereo instrumental
- Tuning, timing, balance, and polish for release
Stem Mixing
- Full mix from your individual stems or track-outs
- Complete control over every element of the record
Mastering
- Final loudness, tone, and translation for all platforms
- Delivered release-ready for streaming and DSPs
What’s the difference?
2-Track Mix — your instrumental arrives as one stereo file and the vocals get mixed on top of it. The beat is already baked, so control over its individual elements is limited. The standard route for leased beats and premade instrumentals.
Stem Mix — every element arrives as its own file: drums, bass, vocals, synths, effects. Each one gets balanced, EQ’d, and processed on its own. More control, more polish.
Master — the final step. The finished mix is optimized for loudness, clarity, and balance so it translates everywhere: streaming, radio, club, earbuds.
Which is best for me?
Want the highest level of control and quality? Stem mix. Working over a pre-mixed instrumental? A 2-track mix may be your only option. Either way, a master is essential before release.
How it works
- Book through EngineEars
- Upload files, communicate, revise, and receive delivery all on platform
- Payment handled by EngineEars and released on completion
- Rates and turnaround listed live on the profile
How payment works
I use a Pay-to-Review system so the process is fair on both sides:
- Start the project — we agree on the service, you upload your files.
- Hear it first — I send an initial mix or master. You listen before committing anything.
- Pay to revise — payment comes in before revision requests, so the refining gets my full attention.
- Request revisions — fine-tune it to your liking.
- Approve & download — happy? Approve and take the high-quality files.
Some projects run differently: pay-to-download (same flow, payment at the end), or pay-to-listen for first-time clients (payment before the first mix is delivered). Either way, you’ll know which applies before we start.