I will mix and master your electronic music


Sobre este Serviço
Im Leo, a professional mixing, mastering and recording engineer based in Berlin, Germany, with a Diploma in Audio Engineering from SAE Institute Berlin.
Im also an active electronic musician, live act and DJ. Ive performed at Berlin venues including About Blank, Lokschuppen and Revier Südost, and have released music through labels including Diffuse Reality and Burial Soil.
I also work professionally as a sound designer, creating synthesizer sounds and presets for electronic music. Ive worked with companies including Audiotent and Distrikt Audio, creating sounds for techno, melodic techno, house and trance productions.
I actually know the dancefloor, not just the theory!
My goal is to deliver a final track that fully embodies your artistic vision. I pay special attention to achieving a solid, controlled low end and a punchy, dynamic character, so your track works on a club sound system while also translating well to streaming platforms and different listening environments.
Ive mixed and mastered music for artists including Alex Iso, Keanu Raves and Chole, and I work across techno, house, ambient, experimental and electronic/indie productions.
Conheça mais sobre Leo Wieber
Mastering Engineer, Mixing Engineer, Sound Designer
- A partir deFrança
- Membro desdejan. de 2026
Idiomas
Inglês, Alemão, Francês
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Perguntas frequentes
What format should I send my files in?
Please send your audio files as lossless WAV or AIFF files, using the same sample rate and bit depth as your production session. Please do not convert your files before sending them.
Can I send reference tracks?
Absolutely! I strongly encourage you to send 1–2 reference tracks that represent the sound/overall direction you’re looking for. This helps me understand your vision!
Can I send stems instead of individual tracks?
Yes! You can send either individual tracks or grouped stems, depending on your production workflow. Please make sure all files start at the same point in the timeline so they line up correctly.

