I’m Joel Harris, owner of JH Mastering.

I’m a mastering engineer in Greeley, Colorado. I pride myself in giving every project the attention it deserves in order to form a cohesive and well-balanced artistic statement.

Mastering Services

My process involves giving your project the quality time and focused attention it deserves. I ensure that the emotions of your music translate to your audience. I help your tracks sound balanced and cohesive throughout the project, as well as compete within your genre.

After you contact me and book a mastering session, I’ll direct you to a form where you can enter the relevant information about your project. You will also be given an upload link to send me your files.

I’ll listen through your materials and let you know if I have any questions or suggestions. I’ll master your project and return it to you in your selected formats via a download link. If needed, revisions are complimentary - your satisfaction is guaranteed.

File Formats

FAQs

About Joel Harris

I’m a mastering engineer and saxophonist in Greeley, Colorado. I have performed for over a decade, and music has taken me around the world. I received a Doctor of Arts degree from the University of Northern Colorado where I authored a dissertation on saxophonist Joe Henderson.

I pursued a career in professional audio in 2021 and formed JH Mastering in 2023. My attention to detail and commitment to the craft allow me to assist artists as they complete their projects.

Audio Equipment

  • Software

    Whether your project needs transparency or color, or a gentle or firm approach, my carefully-chosen collection of software tools is up to the task.

    I utilize products by FabFilter, Tone Projects, iZotope, Softube (Weiss), Knif, Dangerous Music, DDMF, Native Instruments, Acustica, and others.

    I master with WaveLab, and can also accommodate Cubase, Logic Pro, and Reaper if needed.

    I use a 2019 iMac with i9 processor and 72GB RAM.

  • PMC 6-2

    Monitoring

    I use PMC 6-2 monitors on SoundAnchors stands. Audio signal is passed digitally to the monitors and utilizes their built-in converters.

    I listen in a treated space, and this combination allows me to hear the full range and dimension of your music.

    If needed, I use a pair of Sennheiser HD600 headphones, powered either by an Audient iD44 or modified Bottlehead Crack tube amplifier.