A home-recorded track rarely competes on streaming until it's been mixed and mastered. Simvicious mixes and masters rap, drill and hip-hop so your song sounds clean, full and loud next to the records you're up against.
Mixing balances the vocals and the beat, clears up the muddy bits and gets your ad-libs and doubles sitting right. The aim is a track that translates: it should hold up on phone speakers as well as it does on headphones, not just on the studio monitors.
Mastering is the final polish: consistent loudness and tone so your track holds up on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube and matches commercial releases. It's the step that stops your song dropping in volume or sounding thin the moment it plays after someone else's record.
Drill and rap mix differently to a live band. The 808s, the vocal up-front sound, the space around the hi-hats: that's the focus here. Because Simvicious produces this music as well, the mix is built around how the beat was meant to hit, not pulled towards a generic template.
If you still need the instrumental, you can order one through custom beats, or browse the licences on the home page.
Send your recorded stems or vocals and get back a finished mix, or a full mix and master ready to release. If you'd rather record with me first, see recording in Wrexham, and the same ear carries the track through from the booth to the master.
Current rates are listed in the services section on the home page: beat mixing starts at $15, and a full mix and master is $99. For anything outside the standard options, send over the details and you'll get a quote.
Tell me what you've recorded and what you want it to sound like, and you'll get a straight quote.
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