Looking for a Mixing Engineer in Seattle

DeathMonkey · 25th February 2008

I have a small project/tracking studio in town, and I have a bunch of projects coming to the point where someone smarter than me needs to take over =)

I'm looking for someone versatile, who has experience with a variety of musical styles, although mainly metal/electronica/industrial etc, and I'm looking to build a relationship. I produce a ton of stuff, both my own, collaborations, and others, and having someone (or a few people) I can trust to grab a disc and come back with good results would be great.

Hopefully it would be someone who could also give me feedback on my tracking skills (or lack thereof, lol!) , suggestions to make their lives easier, as well as help me understand the mixing process a bit better. I have a lot of experience in the DIY camp, but I'm hoping to move uptown, lol.

I wrote and recorded over 20 pieces of music last year, and this year looks to be even busier. I'm not afraid to pay for quality, either. I currently have two CDs I need mixed, so immediate work is available. Experienced pros looking for a steady flow of work or hungry newbies looking to make a name, all I care about is the sound, yeah?

I use Pro Tools HD, and would prefer to find a mixer who does as well, for ease of compatibility, but feel free to convince me otherwise.

I have a good rep in town, am a vocal and visible part of the local music scene, and support local talent whenever I can.

Any interested parties can contact me at teebalicious@mac.com with rates, location, etc (I'm in North Seattle by Northgate) and I can send samples of my work.

Thanks!

James "teebes" Kelso

FW Harper · 26th February 2008

One guy I've met in town who does a lot of stuff on the heavier side of things is Brian Valentino. Nice guy and very talented.

MySpace.com - Brian V - 38 - Male - SEATTLE, Washington - www.myspace.com/brianvalentino

DSD_Mastering · 26th February 2008

I had Chris over the weekend in my studio tracking an awesome metal band on my HD rig. He seems quite confident in his metal mixes.

Firefly Audio

Regards,
Bruce

25th February 2008	#1
DeathMonkey Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2006 Posts: 832 Thread Starter	Looking for a Mixing Engineer in Seattle I have a small project/tracking studio in town, and I have a bunch of projects coming to the point where someone smarter than me needs to take over =) I'm looking for someone versatile, who has experience with a variety of musical styles, although mainly metal/electronica/industrial etc, and I'm looking to build a relationship. I produce a ton of stuff, both my own, collaborations, and others, and having someone (or a few people) I can trust to grab a disc and come back with good results would be great. Hopefully it would be someone who could also give me feedback on my tracking skills (or lack thereof, lol!) , suggestions to make their lives easier, as well as help me understand the mixing process a bit better. I have a lot of experience in the DIY camp, but I'm hoping to move uptown, lol. I wrote and recorded over 20 pieces of music last year, and this year looks to be even busier. I'm not afraid to pay for quality, either. I currently have two CDs I need mixed, so immediate work is available. Experienced pros looking for a steady flow of work or hungry newbies looking to make a name, all I care about is the sound, yeah? I use Pro Tools HD, and would prefer to find a mixer who does as well, for ease of compatibility, but feel free to convince me otherwise. I have a good rep in town, am a vocal and visible part of the local music scene, and support local talent whenever I can. Any interested parties can contact me at teebalicious@mac.com with rates, location, etc (I'm in North Seattle by Northgate) and I can send samples of my work. Thanks! James "teebes" Kelso __________________ Screaming Monkey Studio - Seattle, WA teebes on Soundclick www.MySpace.com/djteebalicious www.MySpace.com/thissoilisdiseased

26th February 2008	#3
DSD_Mastering Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2006 Location: Seattle Posts: 1,799	I had Chris over the weekend in my studio tracking an awesome metal band on my HD rig. He seems quite confident in his metal mixes. Firefly Audio Regards, Bruce __________________ Bruce A. Brown Puget Sound Studios *Seattle, Washington*

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FW Harper Gear nut Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 75	One guy I've met in town who does a lot of stuff on the heavier side of things is Brian Valentino. Nice guy and very talented. MySpace.com - Brian V - 38 - Male - SEATTLE, Washington - www.myspace.com/brianvalentino