Mixing and Mastering Engineer
LUC TELLIER
MIXING &
MASTERING
ABOUT
Luc Tellier is a renowned mixing and mastering engineer with over 20 years of experience in the music industry. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with acclaimed artists such as Simple Plan, Marie-Mai, 2Frères, Francis Degrandpré, France D’Amour, Marc Dupré, David Usher, Andréanne A. Malette, Dany Bédar, Kevin Parent, Noir Silence and Les B.B., contributing to productions released on a large scale.
The projects he has worked on now total over 700 million streams, reflecting both the impact and international reach of his work.
Recognized for his ability to transform productions into emotionally impactful sonic experiences, Luc Tellier has developed a signature defined by exceptional clarity, controlled depth, and dimensionality. His approach combines technical precision with artistic sensitivity, enabling each project to achieve a world-class level of quality.
His expertise spans a wide range of musical styles, including rock, pop, country, folk, hip-hop, classical, and cinematic music. This versatility allows him to collaborate with artists and producers from diverse backgrounds, across both French- and English-speaking markets, as well as other international scenes.
Over the years, he has worked with artists from Canada, the United States, France, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Poland, Germany, Romania, Italy, India, Australia, Turkey, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Spain, Norway, Slovenia, and many other countries. His client roster also includes major record labels such as Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and EMI.
PORTFOLIO
SERVICES
MIXING
Mixing is the process that highlights the best elements of a song. My philosophy as a mixing engineer is to breathe life into your recorded material and create the exact sound you have in mind. The importance of good mixing is crucial. A poor mix can turn an excellent song into an unlistenable cacophony, burying certain key elements.
On the other hand, good mixing is what encourages people to listen to your song over and over again, discovering new details with each play. It also enhances the emotional impact of your recorded performance and your creative vision.
MASTERING
Mastering is the final process in music production. It involves optimizing audio mixes to ensure consistent and professional sound quality.
This includes adjusting sound levels, correcting flaws, creating transitions between songs, and adding metadata. The goal is to make the music sound well-balanced and clear on various playback systems, ensuring an optimal listening experience for the audience.
