Welcome to the official submission thread for our upcoming community mixing session with Andrew Scheps.
How to Apply:
Upload and post your submission directly in this thread, and feel free to share a few insights into your creative process.
Formats allowed: YouTube, Samply, Spotify, SoundCloud, etc.
No local download links such as WeTransfer.
The selected multitrack will be shared with the community ahead of the live session.
Deadline:
The deadline for submissions is Monday, April 27, 2026. The winner will be contacted via email on Tuesday, April 28 in order to transfer the complete multitrack session. The live mixing broadcast will take place on Thursday, 30 April.
Rules & Consent:
All featured artists or personnel must consent for their work to be used in an official video presentation. All rights holders must also consent to sharing the multitrack stems with the MWTM community for non-commercial, educational use only.
Selection Criteria:
Please note that sonic perfection is not a requirement. Technical defects are part of the learning process and will be seen as opportunities to learn and grow. Popular vote will be considered in the selection process, so we encourage you to like or comment on your favorite submissions.
Submissions are now open! We look forward to hearing your work.
Hi, Iâm Marco from Italy. Iâd absolutely love the chance to have my track mixed by a master like Andrew Scheps. I wonât take up your time with explanations unless youâd like more contextâIâll simply upload the song and look forward to your feedback.
I consent to my work being used in an official video presentation and to sharing the multitrack stems with the MWTM community for non-commercial, educational purposes only.
I am Ian Crawford from The Book of Poems. We are a married indie-pop duo. Started young. Learned the hard way. Still writing our way back to each other. We write in the midst of real life â raising kids, navigating burnout, healing old wounds, and learning how to make space for what matters. We have written, recorded, and mixed the song ourselves, with toddlers running around throughout the process. The song is called âTime Heals All Wounds.â
Thank you for this opportunity and thank you for the listen!!!
Hi there, here it is. itâs a cover of Discovery Zone I did for a compilation.
I wanted something a bit no wavy / post punk early 80âs.. but I feel it doesnât hit quite right..
Hi! Iâm Selena. Iâm in the band Ammonite from the Washington, DC area. We are a 3-piece band and Iâve been trying my hand at recording us in our home studio. Our living room space is our practice / recording space. I have been using the affordable mics at my disposal through an 8-channel interface through Logic. MWTM has been a gem when it comes to learning about mixing. I would love to learn how to expand my mixing knowledge, as I feel I have the capability to get to something great. Thank you for your time and listens!
Hereâs my submission of my track to be mixed by the wonderful Andrew Scheps.
Iâm a solo artist, based in Liverpool, going under the name DiceJar.
A song from my last EP got a bit of radio play by Simon Le Bon on his show called WHOOOSH!, as well as on BBC Introducing; Iâm really hoping to get a bit of traction from my next EP, of which this song is taken from.
It would be amazing to hear what Andrew would do with the song. Iâve often used his methods in my own mixes, so to hear it done properly would just be fantastic!
Thanks a lot!
James
Listen to the song on YouTube by clicking the link below:
Hi! Iâm Aksel. Iâm one half of the Norwegian duo 2AM-DM. We make nostalgic pop-rock inspired by bands from the early 2000s. We are huge fans of Andrewâs work, and would love for him to mix this track.
The track is fully self-produced, and we think we have pushed it as far as we can:)
Thank you for all of your submissions! Due to exceptional circumstances, this webinar broadcast has been rescheduled. Please stay tuned for final confirmation of the new date and time.
In the meantime, track submissions will remain open. All participants will be notified as soon as the updated schedule is confirmed.
Hey everyone! Gerry here from indie pop duo Porcelain Moon. Hereâs my rough mix of our new unreleased song âMovieâ â a song we wrote about choosing the messy, unscripted reality of a relationship over the cinematic âperfectâ version.
We produce everything from our home studio in Cape Town. I sometimes struggle with keeping the mix clear when the layers start piling up, often fighting to get the low-end to sit right and the vocals to feel present, yet still warm. Andrewâs âvibe-over-everythingâ philosophy has been a huge influence and Iâm a constant user of his plugins, especially the Scheps Omni Channel and Scheps 73. Iâd love to see how heâd refine the groove and bring that exciting energy heâs known for to this session. Cheers!
âŠso youâre playing the flattery card now, huhâŠ
I also heard one of your songs on MWTM mixed by CLA, âa better mixer than Andrewâ (your words).
Just kidding. I love your songs, Porcelain Moon.
Iâm submitting my track âTwo Steps Awayâ. Itâs a dreamy piece that combines electronic elements with jazzy touches, guitar, and string parts.
What drew me to submit this track for Andrewâs session is the combination of mood and texture. There are many different elements that need to sit together, and Iâd be honored to hear how Andrew Scheps would approach the sonics, space and overall feel of the track.
Haha, whaaat?! Iâve never uttered those words. But thanks man, glad you like our stuff. Also dig your submission! Very cool chord progression and textures.
Hi guys, back with one more: another unreleased song called âSecrets.â
Musically, we were aiming for something cinematic⊠lots of synth textures combined with the usual band instruments, and some recently added cello to give more organic feels. The density of the arrangement has been a real challenge to mix.
I struggle to find the right balance between the âweightâ of the low-end synths and the delicate details of the other instruments and vocals, so Iâd love to see how Andrew would carve out space in a session this busy. Cheers for considering a second one from us!
Itâs got huge 90s alt-rock vibes (think Smashing Pumpkins). The song relies on a heavy bassline and intricate guitar melodies playing off each other, rather than just aggressive power chords.Getting a big âwall of soundâ without everything turning to mush is tricky. Iâd love to see how Andrew carves out space for these guitars while keeping that massive low end intact.
My name is Kiel Jakubic and I am beyond grateful for this opportunity. Mix With The Masters has been a foundational resource in my production journey. I learned of this program through a friend who was a member a few years back and have found the videos, sessions, and work flows beyond helpful.
I have been making music in Minneapolis / Duluth, MN for the past decade, recording primarily in my home studio. This track âTalking To Godâ is the title track from my upcoming album Talking To God.
I really enjoyed recording choir style vocals, reamping in different spaces (basketball courts, large rooms, hallways, etc), to blend something unique together. Acoustic, Electric, Choir, Rock, Pop and Analog Synthesis are my favorite sounds and I love blending them into something new. My songs do not follow the most conventional formats but I am super proud of this one.
Thank you for considering, I have enjoyed checking out the other entries as well. Each was surprisingly unique in different ways.
But thanks man, glad you like our stuff. Also dig your submission! Very cool chord progression and textures. 
