For pros
How to find mixing clients
Updated October 25, 2026
Short answer
Combine a strong before-and-after portfolio with a few channels: audio marketplaces, artist communities, referrals from studios and producers, and quote apps where artists post jobs. On GigHuntr, mixing, mastering and custom beats are remote services, so artists anywhere in the US can request quotes and you only spend credits on the requests you want.
Channels that work
- Audio marketplaces where artists browse engineers.
- Quote apps where artists post a job and a few engineers respond. On GigHuntr every job is capped at 5 quotes.
- Referrals from producers, studios and artists you already work with.
- Short before-and-after clips on social video.
- Local studios and open mics for in-person sessions.
Quoting remote audio work
- Price per song, with stems count and revision rounds stated.
- Ask for references and the rough mix up front.
- Set turnaround times you can keep.
- On GigHuntr, payment is held when the artist books and released when they confirm, so you do not chase invoices.
Questions
Audio marketplaces, artist communities, studio referrals and quote apps. GigHuntr lists mixing, mastering and custom beats as remote services, so artists across the US can request quotes.