Sound mixing for film & TV – professional audio for every project
Optimized for streaming, broadcast, and cinema – compliant with the EBU R128 standard
Perfect sound
We deliver broadcast-ready mixes for streaming, TV, cinema, and online – precisely adapted to all technical requirements.
Loudness optimization
Your mix meets international standards and sounds balanced and consistent across all platforms. Fully EBU R128 compliant.
Dialogue, music & effects
Whether dialogue, music, or ambience – we bring all sonic elements together to create a cohesive and impactful overall sound.
✅ It's that easy:
✅ Select service & start request
Select “Mixing” or “Mastering” in the upload form and choose whether to upload your files right away or request a free, non-binding quote first.
✅ Project description & file transfer
Provide all relevant details about your project — for example, whether it’s a film soundtrack, commercial, or online video — and upload your audio files or send them later.
✅ Quote approval & start of production
We’ll review your information and prepare a tailored quote. Once approved and payment is received, we’ll start the professional sound mix and send you a preview for approval.
No balanced film sound? No problem.
❌ Is your dialogue getting lost in the music or sounding unnatural?
❌ Big volume jumps between dialogue, music, and effects?
❌ Unsure whether your mix meets TV, streaming, or cinema standards?
No problem – we’ll mix your production for broadcast, perfectly aligned with all major platforms and loudness standards such as EBU R128. On request, we can check your files in advance with our mix analysis and provide detailed feedback on the quality of your audio tracks.
Your benefits at a glance
✅ Broadcast-ready mix for film, advertising, TV, and online
✅ Compliance with international loudness standards such as EBU R128 and -23 LUFS
✅ Stereo and 5.1 delivery available
✅ Personal consultation and individual coordination
✅ Optional: Free mix analysis for quality assurance
✅ Flexible file delivery – immediate or later submission possible
Trusted by the best brands and agencies
🎬 Top-rated for film sound – over 300 satisfied customers
Whether for cinema, streaming, or commercials – our film sound mixes stand out for their clarity, emotional depth, and precision. Producers and directors especially appreciate the detailed synchronization between sound and picture. Trust our 5-star rating from over 300 genuine customer reviews.
FAQ – Your questions about professional sound mixing
What is the difference between sound mixing and mastering?
Today's rock music has changed dramatically compared to the past, and now thrives on a full wall of guitars, rich basses, and a central vocal. The compression of the individual elements has also changed considerably over time.
Rock music emerged in the late 1950s in the United Kingdom as a stylistic offshoot of rock 'n' roll. Pioneers such as Elvis Presley, The Rolling Stones, and The Beatles shaped this style using classic instruments such as guitar, bass, drums, vocals, keyboard, and synthesizers. It is often supplemented by the Hammond organ, and brass instruments are added in funk rock.
It all began in the 1950s with rock 'n' rollers Bill Haley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Little Richard, and Buddy Holly. In the 1960s, Jimi Hendrix and the Rolling Stones, as well as the Kinks, Eric Clapton, and the Beatles, continued this tradition. Smart suits, proper haircuts—also called 'moptops'—and unfussy stage shows contrasted with the bands' scratchy, dirty sound.
For which formats do you offer sound mixing?
We mix sound for:
TV and broadcast (e.g. commercials)
Cinema and film productions
Online videos and social media
Streaming platforms such as YouTube or Netflix
What does loudness standard EBU R128 mean?
EBU R128 is the current European standard for the loudness of audio content.
It ensures that your sound evenly loud sounds, no matter which station or platform your project is played on.
Can I also request a 5.1 mix from you?
Yes, we offer both Stereo- as well as most 5.1 playouts Simply indicate this request in the inquiry form or contact us directly.
Can I get a sound preview in advance?
Yes, on request we can provide you with a Preview version for approval before the final mix is completed.
This gives you full control over the end result.
What are Foley sounds in film sound?
Foley sounds are post-production sounds that are added to film and video productions.
These include, for example, footsteps, rustling or door movements.
You can find out more in our Glossary entry on Foley sounds.
What does PGM mean in film sound?
PGM stands for Program Mix or Program Sound and refers to the final master mix that is handed over to the broadcaster or distributor.
It contains all coordinated sound tracks such as dialogue, music and effects.
You can find further information in our Contribution to PGM film sound.