01/ A considered approach
The live room
Give a performance space to breathe. Discuss the musicians, instruments and separation your recording needs.
See the roomsMake room for the record.
Bring the rough idea, the nearly finished song or the sound you cannot quite describe. Start with a session that has a clear purpose.
A room changes the way you listen.
02/ A considered approach
The listening position
Make the small decisions in context: what belongs in the foreground, what supports it and what can be left out.
Our processThree ways into the work.
Recording
Bring a song, a voice or a performance. Begin with the sound you want, then agree a practical session plan around the people and instruments involved.
Plan a recordingProduction
Make space for arrangements, textures and the decisions that turn a sketch into a track. Set a direction before adding more layers.
Discuss productionMixing
Bring the recorded parts into a coherent whole. Talk through references, delivery formats and a clear route for feedback before the first pass.
Prepare a mixBefore the red light.
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Share the direction
Send a rough recording, a few references and the people involved. Say what is already working and what still needs attention.
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Agree the session
Confirm the setup, the support, the scope and the files you want at the end. Keep the first goal achievable.
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Leave a useful next step
Listen back together and agree what happens after the session, including edits, feedback and delivery.