John Frye: Multi-Time Grammy Award Winning Mix Engineer Joins ProMedia Training
3-Time Grammy Award WinningMix Engineer John Fryeis teaming up with ProMedia to bring you an exciting opportunity to have your song mixed like a Hit Record. After many requests from our clients and students to offer our professional production services and music know-how. we are opening our studios to you. With a proven track record for mixing some of the biggest songs on the planet, John Frye and his team of professionals will be personally available for an evaluation to mix your songs. If additional production assistance is needed, advice will be given as such and a referral upon request.
The team at ProMedia was fortunate enough to work with John as a mentor for our students in our Atlanta facility -with some of those top students now working in major Atlanta facilities. John is now on Promedia's Board of Advisors for developing class content for aspiring mix engineers, and is also working hand-in-hand with select ProMedia students who want the once-in-a lifetime experience of having a song mixed by “John Frye.”
John Frye is a Recording and Mixing Engineer for over 20 years. His work has appeared on over 100 million Albums sold to date. John has won 3 Grammys for his work with Outkast (Stankonia-2001 Best Rap Album, Speakerboxxx/The Love Below-2003 Album Of The Year & Best Rap Album) and has received many additional Grammy nominations. He has worked with Outkast, Lil Jon, Usher, Jay Z, R. Kelly, T.I., Pink, Jamie Foxx, Ceelo Green, Ludacris, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Babyface, Toni Braxton, Rick Ross, Young Jeezy, Soulja Boy, Goodie Mob, TLC, Gwen Stephani, as well as countless other Artists, Producers, and Record Labels. John is currently Recording, Mixing, Producing, Writing, and Managing new and established Artist Projects.
John Frye Selected Discography: Grammy Award (3): 2001 - Outkast: Stankonia - Best Rap Album 2003 - Outkast: Speakerboxx/The Love Below - Album Of The Year 2003 - Outkast: Speakerboxx/The Love Below - Best Rap Album
How Does It Work? Send us your tracks and we will mix them for you, it’s that easy. We accept audio files or Pro Tools Sessions. Call us today to get a price quote.
In order to best service you, we want to have a conversation with you about your song and musical direction. No songs will be mixed until we establish a relationship with you so we can best bring your song to life
We accept WAV or AIFF audio files at 16 or 24 Bit, 44.1K, 48K, 88.2K, 96K, 176.4K, 192K Sample Rate - We prefer 24 Bit files
Make sure all timing and tuning issue are corrected prior to sending your tracks to mix. If you wish to have any tuning applied that will be an additional cost
We accept Pro Tools Sessions for the Mix. Please ensure that you have used “Save Copy In” in Pro Tools to make sure all of the audio files in the session are copied for the transfer.
Provide all of the audio tracks “dry” with no FX. If there is a particular effect you want present in the mix make sure to print the FX as an audio track
Print all MIDI/Virtual Instrument Tracks
Provide as much written/verbal instruction and documentation regarding your mix and direction of the song. We encourage you to send us a rough mix of the song so as to better gauge the direction you want your song to go. We also encourage you to send any reference mixes by other artists to better help us take your song in the desired direction.
What you can expect from ProMedia:
In most cases, turnaround time is 7 days or less, depending on the complexity of the mix and any revisions
Mix revisions are included in the price
Final mix audio files at 16Bit, 24Bit, as well as MP3 versions. Includes Instrumental and Vocal version of the final mix.
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