Stem mastering
Send the stereo mix first. If stems are the right option, I will tell you what to export.
A little more
control.
Choose stem mastering when the mix is close but a few balances still need work.
You send a small set of grouped stems. It gives me more control than stereo mastering.
- The vocal needs a small balance change
- The drums and bass need separate control
- Stereo mastering cannot solve the last issue
How it works
Send the stereo mix first.
Stereo mix
I listen and confirm whether stem mastering makes sense.
Stems
You export the grouped stems I ask for.
Listen together
I send the master. You listen and send any notes before I prepare the final files.
What you get
- Refined balance from your grouped stems
- Full resolution final master
- MP3 listening copy
- A recommendation if mixing is the better route
Project
pricing.
Several songs are priced together, so the price per song is lower.
Send the track count and stereo mixes for a quote.Good to know
Usually four to eight. I will send exact instructions.
No. If the full mix needs work, I will recommend mixing.
No. Send the stereo mix first.
Stem Mastering
Stem master (Preview)
€0.00
€120
For a limited time, I’m offering a free 30-second stem or stereo master to select projects.
To apply, just send me a stereo mix of your song.
I’ll review the track, and if I think it’s a good match for my mixing style, I’ll confirm and send you a link to upload your stems or stereo mix.
Then I’ll deliver a free 30-second stem master preview
✓ No strings attached
✓ Receive confirmation on email
✓ Option to purchase full master after preview
Why Stem Mastering?
Stem mastering gives me more control than a traditional stereo master, without going all the way into a full mix.
Instead of sending me just one stereo file, you send grouped stems like:
Drums
Bass
Vocals
Guitars
Keys
This lets me balance elements more precisely, tighten dynamics, and bring out the character of the track, especially useful if:
✓ You mixed the song yourself and want a second pair of ears
✓ Your track sounds close but not quite “finished”
✓ You want to avoid the full cost of a mix session
It’s a great middle ground: more detailed than stereo mastering, less time-intensive than full mixing.
