Pricing depends on the type and size of the project and the delivery formats required. Current prices and package information are available on our rates and ordering pages.

We provide stereo mastering, immersive audio mastering, independent quality control and platform-ready delivery for singles, EPs, albums and other professional audio projects.

Send your final approved mix as a high-quality WAV or AIFF file at the original sample rate and bit depth. Avoid clipping, use clear file names and include any reference tracks or notes that explain your intentions.

Begin through the online ordering process and upload your project files and mastering notes. Large or specialist immersive projects can be arranged directly with us before transfer.

Stereo mastering is the final stage between the approved mix and release. It refines tonal balance, dynamics, level, translation and final presentation while preserving the intention of the mix.

Mastering can improve balance, clarity, level and translation, but it cannot completely replace mixing. Significant problems with individual instruments, vocals or effects are normally best corrected in the mix first.

Deliverables depend on the selected service and may include high-resolution archive masters, 24-bit release masters, 16-bit masters, MP3 reference files and additional production formats where required.

Yes. Client feedback forms part of the approval process. Reasonable mastering adjustments can be discussed before the final files are approved and delivered.

Dolby Atmos mastering is the final artistic and technical stage for an immersive mix. It covers balance, dynamics, translation, loudness, metadata, quality control and preparation of platform-ready deliverables.

The preferred delivery is normally an approved ADM BWF or the agreed Dolby Atmos project package, together with a stereo reference, project notes and accurate metadata.

The final package is agreed for the intended platform and can include a distribution-ready ADM BWF, archive files, review renders, documentation and an optional binaural master.

A stereo source can be adapted into an immersive presentation, but the strongest and most flexible object-based result is normally created from the original multitracks or carefully prepared stems.