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Are you really as good at music mixing as your website states?

At LucidMixedIt, we pride ourselves on our exceptional mixing and recording services. With over 10 years of experience, our lead engineer, LucidMixedIt, has earned over 8 million streams and has been on 3 magazines, showcasing his expertise. Whether it's online mixing or live performances, we offer top-notch services at competitive prices, ensuring high-quality results every time.

What is the difference between online mixing and mastering?

Mixing is about blending all recorded elements into a cohesive track, comprising 90% of the process. It involves EQ, compression, gating, adding effects, and more. Mastering, the final 10%, enhances the final mix with compression, EQ, and limiting, ensuring a polished, radio-ready sound that unifies the album.

How does the process work?

  1. Visit our Booking page, place your order, and upload your files.
  2. LucidMixedIt schedules your project and verifies the files.
  3. We polish your tracks and send them back for your approval.
  4. Approve your mix and master or request revisions. Final files are delivered in .WAV (24bit, 44.1k) and MP3 formats.

Whose name should be credited for Mixing and Mastering?

Please credit Naji Bent-Vasquez “LucidMixedIt” for all mixing and mastering work.

Can I have the final files after the online music mixing is completed?

Yes, mixed and mastered stems are available upon request. Contact us for more details.

How great will my music sound once complete?

With over 10 years of experience and over 8 million streams, LucidMixedIt ensures top-quality results. While he can't transform silver into gold, he can make it shine brighter than any competitor.

Why should I have my audio mastered?

Mastering maximizes your music's potential, making it competitive on national and global stages. Whether for radio, streaming, or physical media, mastering is essential for professional success.

How should I send my files for your online mixing and mastering services?

Use WeTransfer.com to upload your Pro Tools session or compressed zip folder containing all audio stems. Send them to https://lucidmixedit.wetransfer.com, and we'll handle the rest.

How do I know it will sound better?

We guarantee a noticeable improvement. We flip records to deliver amazing results and offer revisions to ensure you love the final product.

What will I receive?

Upon completion, you'll receive .WAV and MP3 files. Stems and session copies are available for an additional charge. Each session includes comprehensive processing like compression, EQ, limiting, reverb, and more.

What is an ISRC code?

An ISRC (International Standard Recording Code) identifies sound recordings and music videos. It's not required for our services, but you can find more information at https://isrc.ifpi.org/en/.

How many revisions do I receive when I order your professional online mixing and mastering services?

We offer unlimited free revisions to ensure 100% satisfaction. Unlike competitors, we don't charge for revisions, guaranteeing you love the final product.

Do you offer a money-back guarantee?

We provide a satisfaction guarantee, not a money-back guarantee. We ensure you're happy with your music through our free revision policy.

Can I call you over the phone?

Yes, you can reach us at 917-545-7735.

How long does it take to get my music back?

Turnaround times range from 3-7 business days per song, depending on your chosen service.

What type of payments do you accept?

We accept major credit and debit cards, PayPal, Venmo, Cash App, Apple Pay, Zelle, Western Union, and more. Contact us if your preferred payment method isn't listed.

Can I record at your studio?

Yes, our studio caters to all your musical needs, from voice-overs and vocal tracking to podcasting and album recording. Visit our studio page for more information.

How do I export and send my stems for Mixing and Mastering?

Export vocal stems as dry mono audio files without effects, panning, or plugins. Instrumentation stems should be stereo, with levels and effects intact. Avoid drastic compression or EQ that may cause distortion. Label and name your stems to prevent delays. For bit depth/rate, select 16 or 24, matching or lowering the original recording bit rate. If using Pro Tools, send the session instead of stems.