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When preparing your files for mixing and mastering, it's essential to ensure the format and organization are spot-on. Here's a guide to how I prefer to receive your files:

Audio Files as WAV
Export all individual audio files or stems as WAV files. Use the same sample rate and bit depth as the original recording session. My recommendation:
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz
Bit Depth: 24-bit (16 bit files will be automatically rejected)

MIDI Instruments
If you're working with MIDI instruments like bass or drums, you can send these as MIDI files, which I can import into software such as Kontakt.

Synths and Strings
Synths and string sections should be exported as audio files. Ensure each instrument is on its own track. For example:
Violins, cellos, piano, and trumpets should all be exported separately as individual files.

Naming Your Files
Give your files clear and practical names.

Good Examples: "Sn T" for Snare Top or "Gtr Lead" for Guitar Lead
Avoid: Creative or cryptic names like "Diddle-diddle-diddliddle" or random lyrics. Names should be functional and recognizable, even for someone unfamiliar with your music.

Stems for Live Use or Backing Tracks
If you need stems for a live setup or backing tracks, this should be arranged during the mixing process.

Multiple Songs in One Session
If you're sending multiple songs, there are two ways to organize them:

Export all tracks for each song separately, keeping them in individual sessions.

Export everything as one long session. For example: if Song 1 lasts 4 minutes and Song 2 lasts 3 minutes, all tracks should stretch to a total of 7 minutes. In this case, ensure the MIDI aligns with tempo changes and everything is correctly positioned on the timeline.

Equipment:
Bower & Wilkins Monitor (stereo configuration)
Bower & Wilkins  SubWoofer (stereo configuration)
 KRK Systems ROKIT 7 Generation Five (true Mono configuration)
AKG Headphones 240 mk2
AKG Headphones K702
Motu 828 mk2 AD/DAconverter
Apogee Rosetta 200 converter AD/DA mastering converter
Motu Traveler mk1 AD/DA converter
Handmade AMA electronic crossover
Drawmer M500 Dynamics Processor
Coleman Audio M3PH MK2 Passive Monitor controller
API Stereo analog compressor

Amalthea Mixing/Mastering Studio

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