When Preparing Your Mix files...

it is best to provide as much information as possible. It is also a good idea to supply us with full track listing text file with correct spelling etc.
 to be included as CD text on your master.
The one thing that should be avoided is maximising/limiting your mixes.
When supplying mixes for mastering remove all level processing such as limiting etc. as the more headroom we have the better the result, in other words, for us less is more.

It can be helpful if you have a cross reference for the way you want your music to sound. Suggesting a known artist and providing a sample to compare sonically as a guide. You may also supply different versions of mixes or separate instrument and vocal stems. By stems we mean that you can provide time aligned separate stereo files of rhythm, instruments, and vocals. Mastering from stems is a no compromise method however only supply stems that relate to any mix issues you may have. If you have any doubts just contact us for advice.