Mixing and mastering

Finish the record in studio or remotely.

Mixing and mastering for projects recorded at Song of Songs or elsewhere, with vocal editing and tuning available.

Send the source files, references, and a short description of what still needs work. The studio will confirm the scope before scheduling.

Balance the record

Mixing.

Balance performances, instruments, tone, space, and dynamics so every part works together.

Prepare the final

Prepare the finished mix for release with final tonal, dynamic, and level adjustments.

Refine the performance

Handle comping, timing, cleanup, and tuning before the mix is finalized.

Work from anywhere

Projects recorded elsewhere can be submitted remotely. Include the source material, references, and services requested.

Before work begins

File preparation, editing needs, project length, and mix or mastering scope affect the quote and schedule. Send a project outline before booking.

If the project still needs recording or production, plan those stages first.

Plan vocals, instrumental tracking, overdubs, or a full-band session before the mix.

Use a production or songwriting session to address structure, arrangement, and direction.

Describe what is recorded and whether you need mixing, mastering, editing, tuning, or a combination. The studio will confirm the recommended scope.