What your audio mastering engineer will do for you

With over 15 years experience, Eugene will ensure your much loved tracks are treated with care and attention to detail to make them shine.

Eugene uses high end hardware and software to optimise your tracks for playback on all leading platforms, giving them that extra sparkle and polish to make them stand out in this very competitive market.

what our audio Mastering engineer
WILL do FOR YOU

hardware & software

Eugene uses a mixture of hardware and plugins to optimise your tracks to the highest audio quality possible.

optimisation

Eugene will ensure your tracks are perfectly optimised for such platforms as iTunes, Spotify, Beatport and Soundcloud and are radio ready for uploading to the likes of BBC Introducing.

your track will stand out

Eugene will make certain your track is harmonically ready to make it stand out in this very competitive market.

respect for your artistry

Rest assured that your track will be treated with the utmost regard and given the time and energy it deserves irrespective of whether you are signed or unsigned. Eugene will ensure everybody gets the same quality service.

how it works

1 PAY

Choose your price:
Unsigned artist (£25/track) or Signed artist (£50/track)

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  • Select number of tracks
  • Click the Add To Cart button
  • Go to the Checkout and fill in your details
  • Submit your payment

2 UPLOAD

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Upload your Wav or AIFF file via the Upload File(s) link.
Don’t forget to add any notes to assist me during the mastering process, such as the type of genre or kind of sound you are looking to achieve.

3 download

When your track is ready, you'll receive a link from WeTransfer to download your mastered track(s)

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The Manchester Punk scene was a big part of my life. Originally I studied art at Manchester Polytechnic and worked part time at a garage with Vini Reilly of the Durutti Column who was one of the first artists signed to Factory Records.

I later went on to work with Ian Curtis of Joy Division and introduced him to Vini. A normal weekend for me was stood shoulder to shoulder at various Manchester venues with the likes of Tony Wilson, John Cooper Clarke, The Buzzcocks and The Fall. If you’d like to read a bit more about the scene, I can recommend the book “Torn Apart” by Mick Middles in which I get a mention.