The Art OF mixing Records With a Producer’s Ear and a Songwriter’s Perspective
ABOUT ME
I’m a mixing engineer and producer working from my beautiful studio in Berlin.
Over the last decade I’ve had the privilege of collaborating with amazing and talented artists such as Madeline Juno, Clueso, OK Kid, Haller, Benne, Siovo, 1986zig, Jumpa, Ness, bac and many more.
That has led to several Top 10 records in the German Charts, as well as more than 420 million streams.
My background in songwriting and production shapes the way I mix: musical first, technical second.
In the player I collected a few examples of what your production can sound like after mixing. If you want to listen to more of my work, you can do so here. Enjoy!
PHILOSOPHY
My mixing space is built around ATC SCM50 monitors with a Trinnov system, complemented by a selection of high-end analogue equipment and state-of-the-art digital processing.
But a great setup is only as useful as the decisions made with it.
My approach to mixing is shaped by years of writing, producing and working on records: developing an instinct for arrangement, dynamics, tone and the small details that make a song connect.
The room and equipment give me the precision to hear what’s actually happening. Experience tells me what matters.
I’m not interested in imposing a sound on a record. I’m interested in understanding what’s already there, finding its strongest qualities and pushing them as far as I can.
Because a great mix doesn’t change the song. It reveals and builds on what’s already there. Magnifies it. Makes it larger than life. Makes it connect with people.
For the time I am working on something, this little piece of music is all I care about. No shortcuts, no cookie-cutter workflows, no assembly line work.
And after all these years of refining this craft and collaborating with these great artists on amazing songs, I still love it more each day.
So if you got something in the works, let me know! I’m always up for a chat. And maybe a bit of mixing magic (and a fresh set of ears, hopefully mine) is just what’s needed.