Release-Worthy Mixes are Only Five Days Away

You Can Finish and Release Your Music

(Without Buying More Gear or Hiring an Expensive Engineer...)

From: Björgvin Benediktsson, Musician, Audio Educator

If you’re anything like my clients and students, you're sitting on songs begging to be released.

But every time you try to mix and master your music, your skills fall flat.

When you compare your mixes to commercially released records, they pale in significance.

Your mixes sound muddy compared to the clean, clear radio releases you listen to, and you just can’t get that pro sound you’re looking for.

You can’t figure out how to make space for everything in the mix. You jump from one thing to another and waste time demoing plug-ins instead of finishing songs.

No matter what plug-ins you use to chase that elusive perfect sound in your head, your mixes sound horrible, and this can make you feel incredibly frustrated.

When you play your mix outside the studio, it feels like a bloated mess that you can’t wait to turn off because you feel embarrassed by your skills.

So, you stop trusting your instincts.

In the end, you waste so much time mixing that it becomes a huge hassle that sucks all the fun out of making music.

So You Don't Finish...

If you’ve failed at making pro-level music in the past, it’s not your fault.

There’s a lot of information out there, which can be confusing and sometimes just downright wrong.

Some YouTube videos I’ve seen explaining things have sometimes been scarily inaccurate.

And the sad part is that some people stop short of releasing their work because they get sidetracked by the new shiny plug-in.

Or worse, completely crushed by self-doubt and imposter syndrome. 

I don’t know how often I’ve heard musicians freeze up because they’re too frustrated with their skills to finally finish and release their work. 

And Your Songs Sit There on Your Hard Drive...Unreleased

It breaks my heart to know how some people stop short of releasing their music just because they get crushed by imposter syndrome.

Where do you turn for advice to help you take that final step?

• Online groups aren't helpful. Too much contradicting advice.
• YouTube videos are entertaining. But they give you too many extra ideas so you never progress with your skills.

So you end up trapped in a downward spiral of self-criticism because you can’t give your songs that final stamp of approval.

• Imagine knowing exactly how to create the music you hear in your head.
• Imagine knowing exactly how to mix and master professional-sounding records.
• Imagine using your audio and music skills to release your music, grow a fanbase, and build a portfolio of work. 

Here's What Happens When Your Mixes Sound "Pro"

When you start to create pro mixes you're proud to release and share, the world opens up.

When you record the music that’s close to your heart and share that passionate feeling with your loved ones, your confidence in the studio soars to new heights.

When your work sounds as good as possible, you may start to grow a following that listens to your music and eagerly awaits your next release.

You might start shopping your songs around for sync licensing opportunities to get featured in TV shows and films.

You may also start to get noticed by other artists who want to work with you.

Or maybe you'll just be happy to make high-quality demos for your family, making music they love, appreciate, and listen to.

Regardless of your goals, knowing how to mix and master your music professionally will help you achieve them.

My Mission is to Help You Get There

I can help you confidently mix your music so you're proud to release and share it with the world.

In my career, I've worked as a live sound engineer, a broadcast recording engineer, a professional touring musician, a freelance mixing and mastering engineer, and an audio educator.

For 15+ years, I've been helping people like you transform their rough recordings into professional records they can be proud to release. I’ve passed on everything I’ve learned about mixing and mastering so you can avoid my mistakes and get better mixes in less time. 

What Do Released Songs Mean to You?

In the end, it comes down to this question:

Would you like to share your released music with your friends, family, and fans?

What would that mean to you?

For some, it’s that sense of closure that your work is out there and finished, waiting to be heard.

For others, it’s the start of a bustling music career.

And if you’re already releasing music, maybe you’d like to finish things faster to build a bigger body of work you can be proud of.

If You Said YES to ANY of the Questions Above,

Then I Want to Invite You to the Step By Step Mixing Challenge and Finally Finish Your Mixes Once and For All