Our Services

We arrive at your venue with all the necessary equipment to record your performance. When the session is completed we can either transfer the multi-track to you or take it away for post production and mixing.

On Location. Music Recording.

Post Production.

We offer post recording services including -

• Organisation and electronic delivery of digital multi-track files.

• Editing/comping together of chosen takes from the performance.

• Excessive noise removal.

• Trimming and fading performances.

• We can also arrange and conduct 'overdubs'. Where additional material can be recorded over recordings done on the day. This is typical of studio recording and we are able to do this on site or at later date in another location/studio.

Mixing.

Mixing involves -

• Balancing and panning of individual microphones.

• Processing of individual tracks using compression or equalisation where necessary.

• Adding ambience to recordings with reverb or delay processors.

• Printing the final mix.

• Delivery to you for appraisal of the work.

• Making any amendments requested (mix revisions).

• Final mix delivered ready for mastering. Contact for information on mastering.

How It Works

1) Get in touch - tell us who you are and about your project.

2) Pay the deposit - secure your date and get it in the calendar.

3) We’ll see you there - we’ll bring everything you will need to capture your amazing performance.

You can download our free pdf here to help you prepare for the day. If you would like to receive guidance on choosing a space for recording or have any other questions, then use the contact page to reach out.

More Info:

1) Before booking.

We’ll need to know a few things about your project:

• What kind of group you’re in (choir, orchestra, brass band, jazz group etc).

• How long, in minutes, your recording is likely to be.

• Where you’re located, the building you plan to use and some info on it (church, community centre, castle, garage)

• Site access information (parking etc.).

2) On the day.

We arrive on site and load in our equipment. Set up and sound checks take approximately an hour. During this time, musicians can get comfy and rehearse their pieces. The next 2 hours are used for recording the project, in whatever way has been discussed beforehand.

For pop/rock n roll/folk groups where each individual needs attention, the set up will be longer, but it is essentially the same process. We arrive on site, find out where people are going to be/where they sound best. Set up the equipment and do sound checks. Make sure everyone can hear themselves and see each other. Use the available recording time, as discussed prior to booking.

The last hour we use to pack down and exit the venue. Any transfers of files that have been agreed can be done during this time.

3) Post Production / Mixing.

If post production and mixing is required, the recordings will be taken back to our mix room where post production/mix prep is completed. The first mix will be made and sent for checking via email. We supply 1 revision as part of the service. If any revisions are needed, they will be completed and sent.