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(Castaneda, 2020)

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(Tingen,2010)

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(Tingen, 2009)

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Manny mentions that Bob Clearmountain has changed the game forever on how mixers work and are regarded by the rest of the industry (Daley, 2005). This is due to Bob Clearmountain's can mix for both music and movies. It encourages mixing engineers to widen their work scope.

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(Levine, 2018)

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Bob Powers can play multiple roles besides a mixing engineer. During the interview with Sound On Sound, Manny mentioned that Bob Powers's multi-role in producing a record influenced him to look at a song from multiple perspectives and do what is best for the mix and artist (Daley, 2005).

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(The Associated Press, 2021)

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Al Schmitt is a 20-time Grammy Award-winning mixing engineer and the most Grammy Award-won mixing engineer in history (Velez, 2021). In an interview with Elmo Lovano, Manny states that Al Schmitt is his greatest inspiration in pursuing the Grammy Award since he is at 17 wins for the Grammy (Lovano, 2023).

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(JoliCode, 2020)

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Phil Tan is a Malaysian-American mix engineer who mixes everything in the box. Jaycen stated that he would mix in whichever condition gave him the best quality of work, including mixing in the box (Tingen, 2010). Jaycen continued that Phil Tan did all his mixes in the box. The outcome of Phil's mixes sounded great.

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In an interview with Sound on Sound, Jaycen stated that he uses a technique from Mark Stent where he nulls all faders on the console and has Pro Tools volume as it is (Tingen, 2010). He then does overall volume trims on his console. This enables Jaycen to know precisely how many dB of volume has changed.

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(Famous, 2021)

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Jaycen used to be Pensado's assistant. Pensado realizes Jaycen's gift in mixing for the hip-hop genre. Pensado then further encourages Jaycen to spread his wings. To this day, Jaycen still uses Pensado's stereo image technique when mixing bass (Tingen, 2010). This clearly shows the influence that Pensado has on Jaycen.

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(Tacopino, 2016)

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Geroge Martin, the producer of The Beatles' Revolver album, has influenced Andrew Scheps (Waves, 2019). In one of Scheps' projects for the band Low Roar, every sound and instrument sounded out of place and chaotic, but listening to the music as a whole sounds perfectly fine. Such a concept was demonstrated in The Beatles' Revolver Album.

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(News, 2017)

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One of Schep's favorite bands is Motorpsycho (Waves, 2019). We can see the influence of Motorpsycho on Schep's work on the band The Mars Volta. The style and tonality of the album are loud, dirty, and chaotic, which is what Motorpsycho does best.

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(Newsroom Infobae, 2022)

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Andrew Scheps mentions that one of his favorite songs is Tomorrow Never Know by The Beatles (Waves, 2019). In Red Hot Chilli Pepper's album By The Way, we can hear The Beatles' influence on Schep's mix, especially regarding tonality, color, and how things are spaced apart.

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(Arnaud, 2021)

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(Press release, 2013)

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Jaycen Joshua, who used to assist Dave Pensado, has been using the techniques he learned from Dave Pensado over the years (Tingen, 2023). Jaycen then altered them to suit his style. With this, Jaycen has encouraged me to build and develop my own identity and style for mixing, even if the skills were acquired from a mentor.

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Manny Marroquin influenced me to be versatile in mixing. His discography consists mainly of pop genres with some reverb usage. According to Grubber (2015), a song named FourFiveSeconds was added to Manny's discography. The song was mixed with dry signals. This has influenced me to try something new and increase my versatility in audio mixing.

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Hello, my name is Chew. I am currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Audio at SAE Sydney. I have a strong passion for sound mixing, be it for music or movies. As a result, I have selected three mixing engineers who have greatly influenced me.

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Andrew Scheps has influenced me to be innovative regarding sound mixing. The way he popularized parallel compression to the mixing world was incredible (Steiner, 2020). It might seem chaotic and lazy at first. But after trying the method, I realized the concept was out of the world, and it gets the job done nicely.