At the helm is Ermin Hamidovic, founder of Systematic Productions and respected for his deep technical expertise in modern metal. Known for his work with Architects, Periphery, and Plini, Ermin brings his signature approach to transient control, low-end tightness, and width management. The mix on “A Hope in Hell” is a prime example of refined chaos—every element has weight and urgency, but nothing gets lost in the wall of sound.

This session presents a serious challenge even for seasoned mixers. The arrangement includes multiple layers of distorted guitars with varied tonal roles, double kicks that demand phase-coherent editing, tightly comped but dynamically expressive vocals, and constant interplay between space and saturation. There’s detailed automation all over the place, plus creative use of multiband dynamics and stereo field sculpting to carve sonic depth.

Download the full multitracks and step inside a demanding production environment designed for high-level learning. Whether you’re refining your drum editing workflow, dialing in aggressive yet clear mix saturation, or tightening huge mixes under extreme compression, this session will push your skills forward.