History: With two Grammy nominations for best engineering and over twenty years experience with high profile artists, Steve has mixed hits for Seal, Rod Stewart, Celine Dion, Tina Turner, Kelly Clarkson, the Corrs, and Shania Twain. He has worked on albums for producers Mutt Lange, Trevor Horn, Rhett Lawrence, Rick Nowels, Bernard Edwards, David Paich, and James Newton-Howard. 

Steve MacMillan started as an assistant at Kendun in the early eighties working almost exclusively with Motown great Barney Perkins. Later he worked at Ocean Way with artists like Lionel Ritchie, Supertramp, Mr. Mister, and the Manhattan Transfer. Steve went on to engineer Belinda Carlisle’s hit album Heaven on Earth, and then five albums for Rod Stewart, mixing most of the singles including the timeless “Forever Young”.  He also recorded and mixed Celine Dion's single “Falling Into You”.  Mixing Rod Stewarts’ hit “Downtown Train” started a long association with producer Trevor Horn, including three Seal albums. He mixed several of Seal's singles including “The Killer, Don't Cry, Prayer for the Dying, and Lost My Faith”. Other projects with Trevor include Mike Oldfield, Tina Turner, and the Coyote Ugly soundtrack with LeAnne Rimes. Recently he has been working with Mutt Lange on various Shania Twain projects. Steve also has a strong presence in the inspirational pop market working with dcTalk, Jaci Velasquez, and Crystal Lewis amongst others. Steve has been a ProTools owner since version one, and has great experience combining classic recording techniques with modern hard disk recording and mixing.