Audio Issues isn’t only a site where I give you ideas about your productions. If you really need an experienced engineer you can hire me for your projects.
I currently offer three types of services:
- Online Mixing and Mastering
- Freelance Writing
- Public Speaking
Online Audio
Location is irrelevant when it comes to working over the internet. Using smart file-sharing services like DropBox you can easily share your session with me over the internet. You send it to me, I mix or master it(or both) and then I send you the finished copy back. No geographical inconveniences needed!
My rates vary depending on the project, but I don’t consider any job finished until you are happy. That’s why I will give you a rough mix before you commit to working with me. If you’re happy with the direction, we’ll proceed.
Contact me here to discuss your project.
Audio Writing and Consulting
I’ve written about audio production for numerous online publications. In addition to the writing I do at Audio Issues, I am a staff writer for AudioTuts+ and my writing has also been published on HomeStudioCorner, RAEMag and WorkAwesome. If you need an experienced writer for your audio publication or a consultant on your productions, I’m your man.
Contact me here to discuss your article requirements.
Public Speaking
As a former teacher of audio production and music recording, I’m very comfortable in front of a large group of people. As an educator I have:
- Taught classes on basic recording concepts for teenagers.
- Hosted workshops for live sound engineers at the Tucson Folk Festival.
- Guest lectured at college level Music Industry courses, on how to create a web presence and an online business.
If you want me to speak to your audience about any of these topics, please contact me here.
If you’re interested in my services, or think I can help in any other way, feel free to contact me with your questions. I’ll be happy to answer them.
3 Comments on "Work With Me"
Hello. I just finish reading your ebook “Mixing Strategies”. It is insightful and easy to comprehend for the novice like me. I know that I will go back to it time and time again for references and inspiration when I am working on my tracks.Thank you.
Hey Andy, that’s great to hear. I’m glad you found it useful.
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