Achieving the best version of music

- Owen Chiang Mixing Studio -

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Hello, I’m Owen Chiang, a professional mixing engineer based in Taiwan.

I’m proficient in a wide range of music genres including pop, rock, R&B, folk, jazz, and blues, with a particular focus on mixing live sessions. My approach preserves the raw energy of stage performances while delivering the polished sound of studio productions.

Keep scrolling to hear how mixing can truly transform music.

Let's hear the difference before and after mixing!

Name

Mix Before/After

Jay Menon - Through My Eyes

Songwriter

Before

00:00 / 01:13

Before

00:00 / 01:13

Erika - Coffee Pornstar Remix

R&B

Before

00:00 / 01:13

Before

00:00 / 01:13

Marc Martel - Don't Stop Me Now Cover

Rock

Before

00:00 / 00:56

Before

00:00 / 00:56

蘇柔安 - 白頭

Mandarin Pop

Before

00:00 / 01:06

Before

00:00 / 01:06

Fredy V - Not Alone

LiveSession

Before

00:00 / 01:13

Before

00:00 / 01:13

The final 5% of a song often determines how far it can go.

Have you ever experienced this? The song you created sounds perfect on your usual speakers, but once you play it on other devices, everything falls apart. Friends say things like, “You sound so much better live!” or “The streaming version just doesn’t have the same impact — everything feels muddy, and the vocals aren’t clear.”

The key to solving this lies in the mixing.

No matter how powerful your live performance is, if the mix of your streaming version falls short, you’ll lose those listeners who were once captivated by your music in person. In competitions or submissions, a muddy or quiet mix won’t stand out among other entries and can easily be overlooked by judges. And if the sound lacks professionalism, potential labels, collaborators, or producers might lose interest at first listen.

Your job is to create — leave the sound challenges to me.

Mixing is where my expertise shines. You focus on the art, and I’ll make sure your music is heard at its best.

Every song only gets one chance to be mixed — It deserves the best possible touch.

Process

1 Contact

Let's talk about your music first! Share your thoughts, direction, and time planning.

2 Upload

Please upload the multitrack audio files in WAV format to your preferred cloud platform and share the link with me.

3 Mixing

After receiving the material, I will complete the first version of the mix within 3 working days and provide it for your review.

4 Revision

Each song provides 2 free revisions. If a third or additional revision is needed, an extra fee will be charged.

5 Delivery

Once you're satisfied, I will deliver the final file in your required format and complete the project upon the final payment.

6 Complete

Congratulations on completing an outstanding work together! Don't forget to include my name in the credits so more people can see our collaboration. Looking forward to creating with you again next time!

Contact Me

FAQ

What information do I need to prepare before starting the mix?

Please prepare aligned WAV format stem files and upload them to a cloud platform with a provided link. If you have a Rough Mix or a Reference track, feel free to share them as well, as they can help me better understand your creative expectations.

When outputting tracks separately, should the effects unit be preserved?

If effects are an indispensable element of the song (such as guitar amp simulations, Phaser, Flanger, etc., which significantly alter the tone), it is recommended to keep them. In other cases, try to provide the original recordings. If unsure how to proceed, you can output two versions: one with effects and one without effects.

How to propose a modification?

Directly mark the specific timestamp of the song and explain in detail the changes and direction you wish to adjust.

What does the delivered file include?

I will deliver the final file in the format you need. If you require MMO / MMA accompaniment files, they can also be provided. I will provide the final mix file in the specified format according to your requirements. If you need accompaniment versions like MMO (Music Minus One) or MMA (Music Minus All), they can also be produced and provided.

What information do I need to prepare before starting the mix?

When outputting tracks separately, should the effects unit be preserved?

How to propose a modification?

Directly mark the specific timestamp of the song and explain in detail the changes and direction you wish to adjust.

What does the delivered file include?

What information do I need to prepare before starting the mix?

When outputting tracks separately, should the effects unit be preserved?

How to propose a modification?

Directly mark the specific timestamp of the song and explain in detail the changes and direction you wish to adjust.

What does the delivered file include?

What information do I need to prepare before starting the mix?

When outputting tracks separately, should the effects unit be preserved?