Recording, Mixing & Mastering

TUNALI103 works in recording, audio editing, mixing and mastering for individual tracks, albums and audiovisual projects. Recording captures the performance and its character; editing brings selected takes together; mixing establishes the balance, dynamics and space between sounds; mastering prepares the completed mix for its intended presentation. A project can involve one stage or the complete process.

The portfolio below identifies the studio’s contribution to each release. It includes arrangement, recording, mixing and production credits for Yiğit Yalçınkaya and Metehan Taş; arrangement and recording for İlke.; recording for Bora Çelikel’s Borabook; and mixing for Lybert Ramade, with production credited to Young Pals Music. These are different roles, and the credits should be read individually.

For a mixing enquiry, give tracks clear names and check that separate exports start at the same point. Identify creative effects that are intentional: a sound central to the piece’s identity should not be removed simply to make a file clean. A reference mix, tempo information and notes on specific sections help explain what you want to preserve or change.

For mastering, share the stereo mix, the issues you want to address and the intended listening context. Alongside loudness expectations, describe how the character and dynamics of the recording should be preserved. Email info@tunali103.com with a listening link and your project details; file formats and delivery scope can then be discussed for that project.