Business coaching for audio engineers
Build a mixing career you can depend on.
With one-on-one business coaching, you’ll set rates with confidence, attract better clients and stop guessing what comes next, while building the mixing career you’ve always wanted.
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Mix With The Masters
Sound On Sound
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NAMMThe best engineers don’t do it alone.
One-on-one coaching gives you a clear system for growing your mixing business, and someone in your corner to keep you accountable and moving between sessions. It's built from 7,000+ conversations with audio engineers and 500+ one-to-one business calls, and it's the same system behind engineers whose credits include Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish.
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Book Your SessionKey benefits
Build the business your work deserves.
Never wonder where the next project comes from
Enough real conversations each month that your next booking is already in motion.
Become the obvious choice
The artists you want can see why it should be you before you say a word.
Get known for the work you love
A clear lane, so the right clients know exactly what to hire you for.
Name your price and keep it
Rates and offers you stop second-guessing every time someone asks.
Turn plans into progress
A simple weekly rhythm that turns what you know into what gets done.
Put your energy in one place
One main engine to build around, instead of five half-finished ones.
Explore products and programs
Start with an hour, go deep for two months, or measure where you stand first.
This has been the best investment I've ever made in my career. Better than any piece of equipment, any mix or production tutorial.
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Frequently asked questions
It is built for people with real paid work who mix: full time, moving into it, or alongside live sound, mastering, production or MD work. If clients already pay you for your ears, it is not too advanced.
Start with the Business Reality Check if you know the business feels harder or less dependable than it should, but you are not sure why. Book a Mentorship Call if you want me in the room interpreting the evidence and deciding what to do next with you.
A Mentorship Call is $400 for 60 minutes, or $1,480 for four. The Elite Program is $8,000, or from $388/month with Klarna. The Business Reality Check is $29.
You get the intake by email first. We meet for the hour. Then your portal has the recording, the transcript and your Action Map.
It will not rebuild your business. It finds what is holding it back and gives you a plan for the next two weeks.
Online, one to one on video, so you can join from anywhere.
Read the client results. Before the Elite Program you can talk with a past client first, and every session is with me, never a junior coach.
That is common. You may already have strong clients, meaningful income, a real reputation, years of experience, and excellent delivery. TBOM does not assume none of that exists. The job is to identify which parts already work, which parts still live mostly in your head or relationships, which parts are fragile, and which capability would make the rest of the business easier to operate.
Do not invent them. Start making the business visible. Track where each inquiry came from, who you contacted, which conversations are active, what you quoted, what booked, what repeated, what you earned, and how much capacity the work consumed. You do not need perfect historical data to begin observing the business better.
No. Finding work is much broader than cold outreach. A mixing business can create opportunity through existing clients, referrals, artists, producers, managers, labels, studios, professional peers, events, content, search, collaborations, and direct outreach. The question is not how many cold DMs you should send. It is where future work should come from, and what you need to do to develop those sources deliberately.
No. Most businesses need some deliberate way of creating and maintaining opportunity. But the correct amount and kind of outreach depends on your current sources of work, desired market, proof, relationships, offer, capacity, and goals. Outreach is one behavior inside a larger system. It is not the system.