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RATES

We are flexible on our rates, especially for longer bookings. Our passion is to help local musicians make awesome sounding recordings.
All rates include an engineer.

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STUDIO TIME:

$50 per hour (Engineer incl.)

Tracking is the process of recording various instruments that are used to perform a song. Usually, a song is recorded one track at a time. Every time you record a new track, you hear all the other ones you’ve recorded as well. This is the process of multi-track recording. Excellent microphone technique

  • Proficient in digital technology, including MIDI application, ProTools, and a variety of digital mixing software.

  • Instrument and voice recording

  • Sound reinforcement, effects, mixing, synthesis

  • Analog and digital sound editing

  • Detail-oriented and thorough

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MIXING:

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Mixing is the process of combining all the instruments you’ve recorded into a stereo 2-track mix (left-right or surround if that’s your thing). A good mix will let you hear all the instruments clearly and with detail. It will have depth and motion. It will sound good and support the intention of the music.

Writing

SONG WRITING AND ARRANGEMENT

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Songwriting is the process of putting musical ideas together to form a larger structure of coherent melody, harmony and rhythm. It’s the process of brainstorming that results in a beginning, middle and end.

MASTERING:

$75 per song

When recording an album, artists sometimes use various studios, producers and engineers for different songs. The result is that each song will have its own sound, sonically. Mastering is the process of making all those songs sound coherent and part of the same album. A good mastering engineer has impeccable ears and equipment, and will correct any minor deficiencies in the mix that the mixing engineer might have missed due to the sound of his/her room. He’ll also raise the level of all the tracks so they’re “hot” (loud) and even in volume. By putting each song through the same mastering gear and adjusting to the same level, it makes them sound more like they are coming from the same album.

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EDUCATIONAL TRAINING

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