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Songwriter Specials

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Songwriter Demo Package

Record 2-3 demos with you and your instrument, playing and singing at the same time

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  • High Quality Recording

  • Comp'ing and Editing takes together

  • Basic Mixing and Mastering

  • Final .mp3 and .wav files

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Song Production Package

Get a bigger, fuller sound by recording live with a bass player and drummer/percussionist with drum pads

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  • Songwriter Demo Package

  • Quick rehearsal with musicians

  • Record songs together

  • Time permitted, add extra elements such as other guitar parts or accent percussion

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Full Band Production Package

Fully produced radio quality recording of your song

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  • FREE Pre-production meeting

  • FREE Songwriter Demo Package

  • Coordination with studio musicians

  • Creating chord charts of your song

  • Record all elements needed to bring your song to life

  • Mixing and Mastering

  • Copies of mastered .mp3s and .wav files

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Price based off of complexity of song and needs

Tips/Suggestions when Recording

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  1. Always bring your own tuner/capo and have new strings ( 2-3 days old) on the guitar. And make sure the guitar stays in tune.

  2. If you are going to sing and play at the same time, you will probably be happier with the sound if your guitar has a pickup . . . preferably a good one,

  3. Know your song in terms of the key and the tempo before you get here.

  4. Know the lyrics when it comes to the final vocal. Vocals seem to sound better, with more feeling and energy if the singer is not reading . . . . especially trying to read off their phone.

  5. Bring lyric sheets for the engineer and any type of chord chart you have if you are going to be working with other players. Most use the Nashville number system if you have that.

  6. If you are able/willing to record to a click track (metronome) you will have many more options down the line, especially moving parts around, and adding additional instruments at a later date

  7. If you are doing a bigger production (full studio band) , bring something to reference to. A recording that has a similar sound and feel to the one you are about to do.

  8. If you want to bring someone else in to play as you sing (of vise versa) you will have the added advantage of the vocal and guitar being totally isolated, making it much easier to fix and/or re-record either one.

  9. The studio has guitars, keyboards, and basses, and amps that you are free to use

  10. Please note: when we say guitar, it could be uke, mandolin, banjo, or of course keyboard

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