Hi Clement,

Just had a look at your site, very impressive (also your outlook to mastering).

Only suggestion I would make is to give at least a rough idea where you are based – I fully understand the need for some privacy and security (as unfortunately theft of pro-audio equipment is a big problem in my country) – but it also helps producers decide (if they are going to send stuff by post) how much that would cost, or if they are wanting radio airplay they will want a mastering engineer who knows the broadcast audio standards for their country (as I’m sure you must know they differ between nations!).

I understand you may not want to put up a telephone number as you might not have time to answer all calls or could be doing this as well as a day job, but even having that going to a voicemail to email service shows also a business which is willing to respond quickly to customers. In my day job (though its just purchasing mainstream computers / electronics and the odd few bits of AV kit) the presence of these contact methods is often the decider as to who gets the business.

My guess from looking at your studio construction (and charging in Euros) although much of your equipment is American, you are either in Northern Europe or highly influenced by practices there (even the studio cat – who can help with monitoring by detecting clipping at high frequencies)

And that is something to be proud about – there is a young woman from the USA here who is making some excellent EDM tracks with her band but they need mastering and on seeing what you have there and your prices I would definitely recommend you.

Also I am regularly at the local housing co-op (Ipswich, England) and there are many bands, DJ’s and producers there – who can often do very good homegrown tracks but need a good mastering engineer.