Who I've work with






Who I've work with

In 2018, I began experimenting with Dolby Atmos, and in 2020 built one of the first Dolby Atmos-certified studios for music in Germany (and in the world really). When Apple announced Atmos support on Apple Music in 2021, I was more than ready.
With over a decade of experience across a wide range of genres, working with Grammy-winning artists and emerging artists, I’ve developed a deep understanding of how to highlight what makes each song unique and ensure the message comes through loud and clear.
It depends on the track and the scope (stereo vs. Atmos, stems, complexity) and my schedule, but I’ll always give you a clear turnaround timeline before we start. A typical stereo mix turnaround time is 2–4 business days. Rush options are available for an extra fee if you’re on a tight schedule.
3 rounds of revisions are included in the price. We can also do an online session so we can speed up the process and finesse the revision in real time.
My process starts with listening to your music and your vision. I ask for references, roughs, and notes upfront so I can get inside the world you’re creating. I’ll work with you to make sure your sound feels like you.
Dolby Atmos can bring a new level of depth, immersion, and emotional impact to your music, regardless of the genre or instrumentation. It’s also being prioritized by major DSPs like Apple Music and Amazon in the form of access to playlists and higher payouts. If you want your song to stand out on spatial audio playlists, keep up with the industry standards, or give your fans a more cinematic experience, Atmos is a must.
Another really important thing to consider is that Dolby Atmos (Spatial Audio) is turned on by default in Apple Music. This means listeners will hear your song in Dolby Atmos unless they manually change their settings.
If no native Atmos mix is available, Apple Music often plays a “spatialized” version of your stereo mix, and that usually sounds bad.
The only way to stay in control and guarantee that listeners hear your song the way you intended is to have a proper Dolby Atmos mix alongside your stereo version.
