Anton DeLost - Producer/Engineer

Anton DeLost is a producer/engineer/mixer/musician based out of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. However, his dual citizenship allows him to work freely in the US.

In 2007 and at age 15, he decided to start a small basement studio for local bands to get decent recordings for an extremely affordable price. While attending OIART (Ontario Institute of Audio Recording Technology) in 2011, he had several students assisting him outside of classes at his home studio. He now co-owns and operates a professional studio in downtown Toronto. He has also toured Canada and the US playing guitar/singing and toured the UK and Europe playing drums. This strong sense and understanding of musicianship and songwriting is backed up by his attention to detail and uniqueness in the studio.

His newly renovated studio is stocked with a beautiful sounding live room, top of the line preamps, outboard compression & EQ, instruments and amps. And as mentioned above, he isn't restricted to his own studio; he has travelled to the US and UK to work on records. His long list of reputable clients includes labels like Pure Noise, InVogue, New Damage, Father/Daughter, Mutant League Records and other smaller local labels.
When listening to Anton's work with bands like Into It. Over It., Seaway, Liferuiner, or Curses, it becomes evident that Anton's influence on a record extends beyond sonic quality; he excels at fostering unique, creative songwriting and arrangements with his clients while helping them capture their desired sound and overall vibe. Pushing his artists to reach limits they didn't think they could reach, capturing the takes right in the session and not relying on editing or mixing and ultimately bringing a final product to fruition that they couldn't have imagined.


Before booking, please read!
For best sonic results,
1. It's suggested to have new strings on all guitars, new drum heads, (Preferably a day before or day of) and clean and maintained instruments.
2. Your songs should be well-rehearsed before entering the studio to save time and maintain efficiency.
3. Be prepared to be patient and spend time perfecting, tweaking and working hard to manipulate your songs exactly how you want them to be. You will regret it in the end if you don't!


Gear list upon request.