Modern Worship & CCM Mixing | Punchy Drums, Big Guitars, Clear Vocals for $150

I specialize in modern worship, contemporary Christian music, CCM, and guitar-driven contemporary music.

I love mixes with punchy drums, powerful electric guitars, wide atmospheric textures, clear vocals, and dynamics that build naturally with the song. Whether you're working on an intimate worship song or a huge full-band arrangement, my goal is to help your production feel polished, emotional, and release-ready without losing what made the song special in the first place.

Your $150 mix includes:

• Full professional mix of one song
• Up to 50 audio tracks
• EQ, compression, saturation, effects, automation, and creative processing
• Basic cleanup and editing
• Vocal placement and processing
• Drum processing designed for impact and energy
• Guitar and ambient texture shaping
• 2 rounds of revisions
• 5–7 business day turnaround
• 24-bit WAV final mix
• High-quality reference mix
• Loud listening/reference version

My process

Before I begin, I'll ask you to send your multitracks, your current rough mix, and 1–3 reference songs if you have them. I want to understand the direction you're going for before I start processing anything.

I'll build the mix around the emotion and movement of the song—not just make everything louder.

Once you receive your first mix, you'll have two organized rounds of revisions included so we can dial in anything you'd like adjusted.

Please note: Extensive vocal tuning, vocal comping, drum editing, timing correction, audio restoration, or production work beyond normal mix preparation may require an additional fee. I'll always discuss that with you before doing any work that changes the price.

I mix from my studio using Logic Pro, Avantone Pro CLA-10, and a combination of professional digital tools and carefully selected processing.

If you're making modern worship, CCM, alternative Christian music, or guitar-driven contemporary music and want a mix with impact, width, clarity, and emotion, I'd love to hear what you're working on.