Daniel Zarate has been involved in music and audio all his life. He began studying piano as a child and at the end of high school he realized he wanted to study recording engineering. When he finished his university studies he decided to build in his home country, Colombia, a recording studio which was affordable in cost and offered excellent sound quality and high end equipment.
< all artistsDaniel Zarate has been involved in music and audio all his life. He began studying piano as a child and at the end of high school he realized he wanted to study recording engineering. When he finished his university studies he decided to build in his home country, Colombia, a recording studio which was affordable in cost and offered excellent sound quality and high end equipment.
< all artistsThis is how Mix Factory was born. He has worked since 2010 with different genres such as rock, pop, salsa, merengue, jazz, gospel music, vallenato and music for films and television.
Daniel has specialized in recording drums and for this he has been nominated 5 times for a Latin Grammy with Gilberto Daza, Majida Issa, Silvestre Dangond, Gusi and Martina la Peligrosa. He has participated as recording engineer in documentaries such as “El Sendero de la Anaconda” that have been awarded the “Theodore Monod Award”. His love for music and high quality sound has characterized his recording studio for more than a decade.
He currently works at the same time as FOH engineer and had the opportunity to work for artists such as Julio Melgar, Luis Campos, Juan Guillermo Villareal, also in the biggest festivals in his country such as “Jazz al parque”, “Hip Hop al parque”, “Festival de Jazz de Mompox” and “Fiestas del Mar in Santa Marta.”