Professional Mixing Credits include Citizen Cope, Lindsey Stirling, Lonzo Ball, Steven Stills, GUN40, etc... for $250

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF ME (in 3rd person no less): Paul Matelski is a producer, recording engineer, mix engineer, songwriter, and artist based in Los Angeles, CA. He has worked with a diverse range of clients such as Citizen Cope, Lindsey Stirling, Kyle, Lonzo Ball, GUN40, Brody Brown (Bruno Mars' producer), Ray J, Robb Banks, and more. He has worked in legendary recording studios throughout the country and currently works as a staff engineer at the famous Village Studios in LA.
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Paul is known for his work in nearly every major music genre and has worked with musicians from over 60 countries throughout his career. He is a Summa Cum Laude graduate of Berklee College of Music and believes the record making process should always be personalized and above all...fun! He is also an esteemed songwriter and artist with a diverse range of musical styles.

CREDITS: • Citizen Cope • Coi Leray • Daniel Powter • Steven Stills • Brody Brown (Bruno Mars’ producer) • Lonzo Ball • Kyle • Lindsey Stirling • Steven Moses • Robb Banks • JHart • Jamie Hartman • Kristoffer Fogelmark • GUN40 • Bent Knee
• Mosie • The Third Wing • Alan Evans • Why Another • PPGCasper • (among others...)

AllMusic credits: https://www.allmusic.com/artist/paul-matelski-mn0003873495

REVISIONS: I offer my clients 2 ROUNDS of revisions. There is no limit to the amount of revision requests in each round and I will happily make whatever revisions you would like, provided they are possible to complete.

TRACKS/EDITS: I do not have a maximum track count, however, I highly recommend consolidating down to as few tracks as possible before sending your session to me as it makes both of our lives easier! Regarding edits, please have your session "mix ready". In other words, I will not make edits for you as I am your mix engineer, not your editing engineer. If sending stems, please make sure that all tracks start from the same common zero marker so that they all play together in time when I import them in Pro Tools!

PROCESS: It's a secret...just kidding! My process usually begins by discussing with the client their intentions for the mix, any concerns they may have, and obtaining about 3 reference mixes of their choosing. Then, I usually listen to the song a few times to get familiar with it and shortly after that, I begin mixing! My process is nearly always working macro to micro, getting the "big picture" elements right and correcting any issues, then moving into more specific elements of the mix.