WellMixed.com is now offering internet-based mixing and mastering services for Apple Logic and Steinberg Cubase users. Previously, WellMixed.com offered services to GarageBand and Digidesign ProTools users only.

According to Clay Vernon, the audio engineer and entrepreneur who launched the site in July, the move is in response to user feedback. “Some e-mails I read expressed interest in Cubase specifically,” Vernon said. “It was always my intention to include the Cubase community, but because it was clear some opportunities were being missed, it became a higher priority. So now the site is ahead of schedule.”

Vernon also announced that all new users will be given one FREE mix (up to 3.5 minutes in length) in exchange for completing a beta survey through September 15, 2008.

WellMixed.com is the first internet-based music studios to allow users to upload their complete sessions (up to 2 Gigabytes in size) via the internet. It attempts to solve the problem of gifted musicians who record themselves, but lack the resources to make those recordings sound their best for distribution via digital download distributors such as iTunes, Amazon, MySpace, etc… It also provides a solution for GarageBand users who want their sessions converted to the industry standard ProTools format.

Prices for mixing and mastering of a Logic, Cubase, GarageBand, or ProTools project are $99 for a piece of music up to 3.5 minutes in length, and $149 for a piece of music up to 6 minutes in length.

Logic is Apple’s professional audio editing software.
Cubase is a computer program for music production published by the German company Steinberg.
GarageBand is an audio editor for musicians that has shipped on every Apple computer since its release in 2005.
ProTools, published by Digidesign software, is the music industry standard for audio editing with versions available for both Mac and Windows computers. WellMixed.com is an internet startup by audio-engineer Clay Vernon.

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