A great recording or production can still fall short if the mix is not working. Mixing is where the song comes together—where the vocal finds its place, the drums carry the right energy, the low end feels controlled and every element has space without losing the emotion of the performance.
I’m Shane Jarvie-Kohn, the mixing engineer at Moreish Studios. I provide professional music mixing for solo artists, bands, songwriters and producers who want their tracks to feel balanced, exciting and ready for mastering. Mixing can be completed remotely, so you can work with me from anywhere.
Is your track ready for mixing?
Mixing begins once the recordings and arrangement are complete. You can send a Pro Tools session or consolidated WAV files from any recording software. If you still need help recording parts, arranging the song or organising session musicians, our Recording or Music Production services may be the better place to start.
I work across genres and shape each mix around the intention of the song. Some tracks need warmth and space, others need aggression and weight, and some need to remain raw and natural. I do not force every project through the same preset or processing chain.
My mixing process combines detailed digital tools with carefully selected analogue equipment from Manley, Neve, API, SSL, Empirical Labs, Shadow Hills and more. The equipment is there to serve the music—not to process it for the sake of it. You can explore the wider collection on The Gear page.
Throughout the mix, I’m listening for emotional connection, tonal balance, impact, depth, stereo image and how the song translates across speakers, headphones, cars, phones and streaming platforms. The goal is a finished mix that feels confident and prepares the song for its final mastering stage.
If you’re unsure whether your project is ready, get in touch and send through a rough mix. I’ll help you work out the most appropriate next step.
These are standalone mixing rates. Music produced through Moreish Studios may qualify for discounted bundled mixing and mastering. Mastering and advanced editing are additional unless included in your written quote.
Moreish Studios’ post-production room has been professionally measured and calibrated for accurate full-range monitoring, achieving a response within ±3 dB from 20 Hz–20 kHz and stereo alignment within ±1 dB across the mix-critical range. Integrated low-frequency monitoring extends to 25 Hz, supporting reliable decisions about tonal balance, stereo image and translation across different playback systems.
I mix in Pro Tools, but you can send a complete Pro Tools session or consolidated WAV files exported from any recording software. Before sending the project, please include:
View the detailed file preparation instructions, or contact me if you are unsure about anything.
Why Your Mix Sounds Different Everywhere — Understand translation problems across speakers, headphones, cars and phones.
How to Find the Right Mixing Engineer — What to consider when choosing someone to mix your music.
How to Work With a Mixing Studio — Prepare your project and communicate your creative direction clearly.
Do You Need a Professional Studio to Mix Music? — Learn where an accurate room and experienced engineer make a difference.
The DAW of choice here is Pro Tools HD, so there are a couple of ways we can go about this:
◉ Send me your Pro Tools session.
OR
◉ Send me the individual tracks or stems from your recording session.
The following link provides detailed information about preparing your files correctly and where to send them.
Why Your Mix Sounds Different Everywhere — Why mixes change between headphones, cars and speakers.
How to Find the Right Mixing Engineer — What to consider when choosing an engineer for your music.
How to Work With a Mixing Studio — Preparation and communication tips for getting better results.
Do You Need a Professional Studio to Mix Music? — When home mixing is enough and when professional help matters.
