The Adventures of an Audio Engineer

So the big news this week is that I have finally decided to launch an online mixing service.

Having trained as an Audio Engineer, had years of live experience, as well as producing talents and song writing ability, the time is right for me to apply these skills I have earned to a new business venture.

So if you want to follow what I get up to, head over to Instagram and follow @raptor_audio

I will be offering bespoke mixing and editing services to musicians and bands looking to make their songs stand out on streaming services.

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