Audio / Mix Engineers: How Do You Run Your Business?
I'm a music producer and IT project manager researching how mix engineers manage the business side of their practice — the non-mixing work that keeps projects moving. I'm talking to engineers who mix for external clients to understand how they spend their time, what tools they use, and where things break down. This isn't about any specific product — I'm genuinely trying to understand the day-to-day reality of running a mixing business. The conversation is casual, 25 minutes, and I'm paying $30 for your time. If you mix for clients (full-time or alongside other work), I'd love to hear your perspective.
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