Balance · Depth · Space

Professional mixing in Denver & Aurora

Your parts turned into a record that translates on every speaker. Full mix at $200/song, or bundle with mastering for $300.

In-studio or remote

Come in or send stems. Same care either way.

Revisions included

We keep going until the mix sits right.

All genres

Rock, metal, rap, EDM, singer-songwriter — the ears stay open.

What you get when Danny mixes your song

A mix is where the song becomes listenable. Levels, EQ, compression, space, and automation are balanced so every part has a place and the emotion comes through on phone speakers and studio monitors alike.

At Violet Vista Studios the process is straightforward: you send stems (or track in the Aurora room), we build the mix, and we revise until it feels right. There is no “one and done” pressure. The goal is a mix you are proud to release.

In-studio or fully remote

Local artists can sit in for the mix session in Aurora. Artists anywhere in the world can upload stems and receive the same attention. Online mixing uses the same ears, the same monitoring, and the same revision policy.

Pricing

  • Mix only — $200 per song
  • Mix + Master — $300 per song (most common package)

Clear rates. No surprise add-ons for basic revisions. See the full pricing page for tracking and production options.

Genres we mix

Rock, metal, hip-hop and rap vocals, EDM, pop, singer-songwriter, and hybrid projects. Twelve years across styles means the approach adapts to the song instead of forcing every track into one template.

How to start

Book a session or send a message with your stems and references. We will confirm turnaround, format, and the next step. Most online mix projects move quickly once stems are organized.

What a professional mix actually includes

Mixing is where separate tracks become a song. Levels, EQ, compression, saturation, effects, and automation are balanced so the vocal sits right, the low end is controlled, and the track still moves when played on phone speakers, car stereos, and studio monitors.

At Violet Vista the process is collaborative. You get a first version, you send focused notes, and we revise. The goal is not “one pass and invoice” — it is a mix you are willing to release under your name.

In-studio mix sessions vs online

Local artists can attend the mix in Aurora. Many prefer to send stems and work remotely. Both paths use the same monitoring, the same engineer, and the same revision policy. Online clients receive the same care as someone sitting on the couch in the control room.

Clear pricing

  • Mix only — $200 per song
  • Mix + Master — $300 per song (the most common package)

Basic revisions are part of the process. See the full pricing page for tracking and production rates.

Genres

Rock, metal and heavy music, hip-hop and rap vocals, pop, electronic, singer-songwriter, and hybrid projects. Different styles need different approaches — aggressive compression and parallel processing for metal, careful vocal rides and 808 management for rap, width and translation for electronic music. The ears adapt to the song.

See also: recording & mixing metal and rap & hip-hop vocals.

How to start a mix

Organize your stems (dry where possible, clearly labeled), include a rough mix or reference tracks if you have them, and book or start a project. We confirm turnaround and format before work begins.

Questions about this service?

Reach out by phone or email — or just book a time and talk it through.

Before you book

Questions, answered.

How much is a mix?

$200 per song. If you need both, mix and master together is a flat $300 — the cheaper route.

Do I have to record at Violet Vista to get a mix?

No. Send your stems from anywhere and Danny mixes remotely — revisions until it sits right.

How many revisions do I get?

Enough to get it right. The mix isn't done until the song sounds like the record you hear when you close your eyes.

How should I export my stems?

Consolidated from the same start point, clearly labeled, and dry unless an effect is part of the part. Not sure how? Ask before you export.