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MIX & MASTER
Full multitrack mixing and mastering built around the song: balance, EQ, compression, saturation, automation, space and final release-ready masters.
£149 / TRACK
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INFINITY STUDIOS · HALSTEAD, ESSEX
INFINITY
STUDIOS.
Recording, production, mixing and mastering for independent artists who want weight, character and records that still feel human.
WHAT WE DO
MAKE THE SONG
HIT PROPERLY.
Infinity Studios is the production arm of Imminent Infinity. The publication talks about records. The studio is where we make them, shape them and finish them.
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RE-AMP
Send a clean guitar DI and we will build the tone around the track, adding the weight, bite and character the arrangement actually needs.
£49
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MIX REVIEW
A focused 30-minute review for artists mixing their own music, with practical feedback on balance, tone, dynamics, space and translation.
£35 / 30 MIN
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RECORDING & PRODUCTION
Help turning the idea into a finished record: performances, arrangement, guitars, vocals, production choices and overall direction.
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MIX + MASTER · £149 PER TRACK
YOUR SONG.
BIGGER.
STILL YOURS.
Full multitrack mixing and mastering for indie, Britpop, alternative and guitar-driven music — built for weight, clarity and character without polishing the life out of the track.
START A MIX →FULL MIX
Balance, EQ, compression, saturation, automation, space and detail across the full multitrack.
MASTERING
Final level, tonal balance and finishing work for a release-ready master.
1–2 REVISIONS
Room to refine the decisions that matter once you have listened away from the studio.
RELEASE FILES
High-resolution WAV master plus a streaming-ready version, with mono compatibility checked.
BEFORE YOU SEND IT
SESSION READY?
✓ Multitracks or stems start from the same point
✓ No clipping on exported files
✓ Include your rough mix
✓ References and useful direction notes welcome
THE INFINITY APPROACH
THE SONG
COMES FIRST.
There is no production-line formula here. Every track gets treated on its own terms. The job is to make the chorus hit harder, the performances feel stronger and the record translate everywhere without sanding off the things that made it yours.
CHARACTERKeep the rough edges and personality.
IMPACTWeight, width and energy where the song needs it.
HONESTYClear feedback and no pointless studio jargon.
HOW IT WORKS
FROM ROUGH MIX
TO FINISHED RECORD.
SEND THE TRACK
Send the rough mix, references and a short note about what you want the record to feel like.
AGREE THE JOB
We confirm the service, files, direction and anything that needs fixing before work starts.
BUILD THE RECORD
The mix, production or re-amp is shaped around the song rather than a preset or template.
REVIEW & DELIVER
You listen away from the studio, send the notes that matter and receive the finished high-resolution files.
HEAR THE WORK
LESS TALKING.
MORE LISTENING.
Work, experiments and sounds coming out of Infinity Studios.
NOW PLAYING
Not Good Looking
LOCAL STUDIO · REMOTE WORKFLOW
HALSTEAD, ESSEX.
WORKING ACROSS THE UK.
Based in Halstead and serving artists around Braintree, Colchester, Witham, Sudbury and North Essex. Mixing, mastering, re-amping and mix reviews can also be handled remotely, so you do not need to live nearby to work with us.
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BEHIND THE DESK
MEET SCOTT.
Songwriter. Guitarist. Producer. Mixing engineer.
I'm Scott. I've spent years writing, recording and mixing my own music, usually somewhere in the world of British guitar music — melody, attitude, real guitars, big choruses and performances that still sound human.
Oasis and the wider 90s indie and alternative world shaped the way I hear records, but I'm not interested in simply recreating another decade. What stuck with me was the honesty: strong songs, memorable guitar parts, emotional vocals and enough rough edges to make a record feel alive.
I'm a musician before I'm an engineer, so I know how protective you can become of a song you've lived with for weeks or months. When I work on somebody else's track, the job isn't to stamp my sound over it. It's to understand what they're trying to say, then help the record say it more clearly and hit harder.
SONGWRITER · GUITARIST · PRODUCER
BRITISH GUITAR MUSIC · INDIE · ALTERNATIVE
SONG FIRST · HONEST FEEDBACK · NO FORMULAS
I still write, record and release my own material, so I'm coming at every project from both sides of the glass. That's the bit of Infinity Studios that matters most to me: artist to artist, not production line to client.
WORK WITH ME →BEFORE WE START
GOOD
QUESTIONS.
A few things artists usually want to know before sending a track over.
DO YOU WORK REMOTELY?+
Yes. Mixing, mastering, re-amping and mix reviews can all be handled remotely, so you can work with Infinity Studios from anywhere in the UK.
WHAT SHOULD I SEND FOR A MIX?+
Send clean multitracks or stems that all start from the same point, your rough mix, BPM if known, plus reference tracks and any useful notes about the direction you want to take.
CAN YOU WORK ON A SINGLE?+
Absolutely. Singles, EPs and album projects are all welcome. The same song-first approach applies whether we are working on one track or a larger release.
WHAT IF I'M NOT SURE WHICH SERVICE I NEED?+
Tell us where the track is currently at and what is bothering you about it. We will work out the sensible next step before you spend money on the wrong service.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
LET'S MAKE
THE RECORD.
Send over the basics: what you are making, where the track is at and what you want help with. No hard sell. Just a proper conversation about the music.