Just give us your recorded tracks and we do the mixing for you and bring the best out of it. To avoid difficulties in synchronisation you should consider the following terms:

Use uncompressed file formats: wav, aiffPlease tell us the sample rate of your recording.All the tracks should start simultanously.If the tracks consist of multiple parts or regions, please export them as one mono or stereo track, so you get a long continuous file.Please enumerate them like that:
[the band‘s name]-[title or number of the song]-[title of the track].wav or use the following file structure: band‘s name/title of the song/title of the track.wav

If you do it this way there should be no problems whatever which software you used during the recording. The simultaneous start points allow us to avoid trouble with the sychronisation. If you used Presonus Studio one / Harrison Mixbus (Ardour) just give us the corresponding session file. Deliver the files either on DVD or hard disc (of course you getting it back) or transfer it via a download link.

If you are not sure about how to record on your own, we would advice you to let us do the job. Otherwise it could take much more time and the results will not be as good as it could be if an audio pro would do it. We also have offers for bands who have only a small budget to record a demo tape.