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Skip to contentElectronic music production and audio engineering experience.
A critical ear developed around club music, dynamics, low end and impact.
Experience teaching production, mixing and audio engineering at college and university level.
Tighten the relationship between kick, bass and sub so the low end feels powerful, clean and controlled.
Shape transients and dynamics so drums hit harder while the track still breathes and moves naturally.
Create width, space and front-to-back depth without losing focus, balance or mono compatibility.
Make the mix hold together across club systems, headphones, cars, phones and streaming platforms.
Rough mix, stems, references and useful notes.
Agree priorities, references and what must stay true to your vision.
Balance, dynamics, punch, depth, stereo image and automation.
Listen in your own environment and send focused revision notes.
Release-ready mix files prepared for confident translation.
STEP 01
Start with the material you already have. The aim is to understand the track before any processing begins.
WHAT THIS STAGE COVERS
• Current rough mix
• Stems or clean exports
• Reference tracks if useful
• Notes on problem areas or priorities
Use the Head Strong examples below to hear how mix decisions affect balance, separation, punch, space and overall presentation. Listen on the playback system you know best, then compare on headphones or another system to hear how the mix translates.
LISTEN FOR:
• Kick and bass separation
• Lead and vocal clarity
• Drum punch and movement
• Front-to-back depth
• Stereo width without losing focus
• Consistency at different playback levels
The mix should feel like a stronger, more complete version of your production — not somebody else’s record.