Creative & experienced music producer

Hey there! My name is Will Nebreda, I’m a music producer, mixing & recording engineer with 7+ years of dedicated experience.

I’ve recently worked with #1 record selling rap artist & producer Dinos, along with established artists such as Divinitas (metal), Hallé Orchestra, Manchester Camerata orchestra, and Sietch (alt-rock).

Welcome to my website, here I showcase various music production projects I’m involved with (past & present), along with information about myself and the services I offer.

A man is working at a computer mixing console in a recording studio, with a keyboard in the background.

As an artist, you put so much time, effort and energy into your music. You want your music to connect with people, and for this to happen, listeners have to be emotionally invested in your music.

The way most people listen to music today is through online streaming, this means that it’s more important than ever for your final mixes and masters to strongly communicate your song’s meaning, emotional intent, as well as who you are as an artist.

The level of expertise and consideration given to your song’s mixes and masters may well be the difference between people listening to a song once, and them repeatedly streaming your music, in turn, becoming a new fan.

The mix & master is what people listen to

Portfolio

Here is a selection of recent works I have each recorded, mixed and produced.

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[Acoustic, with brass] - Bring on The Rain
Doublethink
[Heavy alt-rock] - Your Mouth and its Silver Zipper
Sietch
[Modern Rock] - Stonemason
N O V A
[Rock ballad] - Lonely
Doublethink
[Shoegaze/alt-rock] - Tonight... yeah
Sietch
[Alt-rock] - Loanstar
Doublethink
[Chamber orchestra] - Le Tombeau de Couparin
Maurice Ravel, Hallé Orchestra

Self-mixing often means countless hours of learning software, techniques, and watching endless YouTube tutorials… and often, artists lose their initial passion for their next release, and rarely does their mix actually reflect their artistic vision.

But how do I know a mixing engineer will understand my vision for my music?

Before mixing for an artist, I always offer a free video call to see if we’re a good fit to work together. We’ll then discuss your music, what you want your listeners to feel when listening, your expectations, as well as deadlines and any questions or extra requests you may have.

Through my work as a producer and mixing engineer, I work to ensure high-quality technical practice, while placing focus and attention on aligning my work with the artist’s creative vision.

Two young men in a music studio, one with curly hair and the other with straight, shoulder-length hair, smiling and talking near a keyboard. The studio has a glass window behind them.

Your music is personal to you… and mixes should reflect this

What artists say about working with me!