Robert Peter Kraushaar (born March 1962, Ilford, Essex) is an English pop music record producer who specialises in mixing. Kraushaar has mixed and produced commercially successful songs and albums for numerous British and international artists. Bob Kraushaar's first industry appointment was as runner for Trevor Horn. He graduated to tape-opping at Marcus Studios but moved back to the famous SARM Studios when they expanded and equipped with SSLs. His first chart success came with Johnny Hates Jazz and he was soon known as a mixing specialist having made his mark with ZTT artists such as Propaganda and Art of Noise. SARM's associated ZTT label was outputting 12-inch singles requiring B-sides and alternative versions and these were mixed by Kraushaar. He went on to work with Paul McCartney, Erasure and perhaps his most regular client, the Pet Shop Boys.

His first UK #1 chart credit for production, recording and mixing was with artists Marc Almond and Gene Pitney's duet, "Something's Gotten Hold of My Heart" for Parlaphone in 1989.

As well as mixing an album for Mediaeval Baebes, Kraushaar has mixed a Liberty X single (featuring Run DMC) and tracks for Erasure's Andy Bell, The Cinematics (with Stephen Hague, influential figure in the synthpop movement), OneTwo, a collaboration between Claudia Brücken (formerly of Propaganda) and Paul Humphreys (of OMD & The Listening Pool) formed 2004, and duo Another Language comprising Brücken and composer and musician Andew Poppy.

As NorthxNWest, a collaboration with Chuck Norman, Kraushaar's remixes and productions are featured on Dame Shirley Bassey's album "Get The Party Started" released 25th June 2007. This album entered the charts at #6 in the UK.