Tyler
Spratt
Mixing and production shaped by major studio sessions.
From recording education to Los Angeles sessions.
Tyler Spratt earned a Masters in Recording Arts and Technology at Middle Tennessee State University before working in Nashville and later at The Village Studios in West Los Angeles. His credits connect recording, engineering, production, and mixing across artists and producers including Dave Matthews Band, Pierce The Veil, Snoop Dogg, Mark Needham, and T Bone Burnett.
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Inside the work and studio workflow.
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Work associated with Tyler Spratt.
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What modern mixing work demands from a reference system.
Moving between recording, production, and mixing means balances have to remain trustworthy across dense arrangements, vocals, guitars, drums, and different playback systems.
Translation
Mix balances need to survive outside the control room.
Midrange separation
Dense arrangements need definition without exaggerated presence.
Dynamics
Compression and transient decisions need to remain easy to judge.
Long session clarity
A reference monitor has to stay informative over extended work.
About Tyler Spratt and the work.
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Who is Tyler Spratt?
Tyler Spratt is a Los Angeles based mixing engineer and producer with a background in recording arts and major studio sessions.
What work is associated with Tyler Spratt?
Selected credits include Dave Matthews Band, Pierce The Veil, Snoop Dogg, Moby, and work around producers including Mark Needham and T Bone Burnett.
What is the main production focus?
His work spans engineering, production, and mixing across contemporary rock, alternative, and artist-driven projects.
What does this work require from monitoring?
Stable imaging, controlled dynamics, clear midrange separation, and dependable translation support detailed mix decisions.
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