Stereo Mastering is the traditional process applied to a stereo mix. Stem Mastering is for when the mix is divided in groups of instruments, for example: Drums, Vocals, Synths etc. You can select the number of maximum stems for your package in the dropdown menu. In the video above we explain the difference between Stereo and Stem Mastering:

Please select the length of your mix here. If you want us to master your DJ mixtape or any other extended audio piece, opt for the last option.

The Valve Option means that we will master your track through our premium mastering chain, which includes the classic Thermionic Culture Fat Bustard Mark II tube summing mixer, the Phoenix Mastering compressor, as well as our Shadow Hills Mastering compressor. This enhances the sound of your mix, making it warmer, punchier, and imbued with even more character.



The Phoenix Mastering Compressor



The Fat Bustard II Valve Mixer

When you select the Tape Master option, we'll use real tape in the mastering chain on your mix. Our Studer A80 Tape Machine imparts a silky quality to the top end of your mix while infusing a tasteful touch of 'old-school' warmth and character.

We proudly serve as officially recognized Apple Digital Masters providers. With this option, you will receive an additional master version crafted to comply with the rules established by Apple for seamless compatibility with their platform.

With this option we will manually edit your master to make it shorter or longer. For example, if your master is 5 minutes long and you need a radio version that's around 3 minutes, we will manually cut the master and send it to you as an additional version.

Select this option if you are in a hurry. For mastering we’ll deliver your first audition file within 2 business days of receiving your material instead of the normal 7 business days. Revisions will also be processed more quickly.

Select this option if you want unlimited revisions with in a month period after the first audition file has been delivered.