When we set out to start this company we had a conversation, we looked at our competition and didn’t like what we saw. Alot of engineers had 0 passion or respect for the artist, they just took their money, spit out half baked mixes and masters and went on their merry way. We looked at each other and said if we’re going to do this, we’re gonna do this “The Way It Should Be, Yes?” (Twisby). 

This set us on a path to try and figure out what artist’s needs are currently, and how we could help. After all, we both started this journey as artists just like you almost 20 years ago ourselves. We get it, we know the passion you have, and we understand your goals, and how frustrating it is learning to do this yourself. So that’s why we’re here. We WANT to help!

The roles of producers and engineers throughout history have always been more than just a send it off and work on it yourself relationship. It wasn’t a service, it was a COLLABORATION. The producer was in the room, using his years of knowledge to guide the musicians towards their sound. The engineer learned by looking over the shoulder of the engineer before them. Learning, and honing their ears over years and years of practice and working with their mentors. Learning the craft, learning from other musicians, understanding their goals, and teaching the NEXT generation of engineers. 

That brings us to the current day, and YOU. While we don’t advocate you mixing and mastering your own music, We get it. Nobody understands what sound you’re looking for more than you do, and lets be real, it’s expensive. We get it. That’s EXACTLY how we started. 

In this new DIY Home Studio era, you’re missing something. You don’t really have a producer to stand over your shoulder, your don’t have the engineer you can stand behind and learn from, at least not until now. We’re your producer, We’re your engineering mentor. We’ve been lucky to have fantastic mentors ourselves, and it’s time to pass that down.

Let us take YOUR tracks and give you real professional feedback, the way it used to be, and “The Way It Should Be, Yes?”