What's included

• As a mixing engineer

  the deliverables that the client will receive can vary depending on the specific project and the client's needs. Here are some examples of common deliverables: 1. A fully mixed stereo audio file: This is the most common deliverable that a mixing engineer provides. It's a final, polished stereo mix of the song that the client can use for distribution, streaming, or other purposes. 2. Stem files: In some cases, the client may want to have access to individual tracks of the mix, such as the vocals, drums, or guitar. In this case, the mixing engineer can provide stem files, which are individual tracks of the mix that the client can use for further editing or mixing. 3. Alternate mixes: Depending on the client's needs, the mixing engineer may provide alternate mixes of the same song. For example, a client may want a radio edit, an instrumental version, or an a cappella version of the mix. 4. Mix notes: The mixing engineer may provide detailed notes on the mix, highlighting specific changes made to the mix and offering suggestions for future mixing or production work.