FAQS.
Beats can take anywhere from 15min all the way up to 1-2hrs, It depends on how detailed you want to go with it.Â
Masters usually take up to 1hr per track.
This depends on what pace you work, however if you have everything prepared (beat and lyrics) the average record time will be 2-3hrs, if you’re starting from scratch, I would recommend booking 4-5hrs.
If you would like to mix your song in the same session it will be another 2-3hrs on top. However, you can also decide to mix it later after you’re happy with the recording stage.
You will only need to pay for the hours that you used.
The first stage is beat production. This is the process of creating the instrumental backing for a song, typically involving drums, baselines, melodies, and other elements. We use a combination of software and hardware to arrange and layer sounds, crafting the rhythm that forms a foundation for vocals in any genre.
The second stage is recording. This is the process of capturing your voice using a microphone to ensure a clear, high quality sound. It aims to capture the best possible performance for further mixing and mastering.
The third stage is mixing. This is the process of blending individual tracks of s recording to create a balanced and cohesive final version. This involves adjusting levels, panning sounds across the stereo field, and applying effects like EQ, compression, and reverb. The goal is to ensure that each element is clear, works well with others, and contributes to the overall sound.
The third stage is mastering. This is the final step which involves fine-tuning the overall sound, ensuring it translates well across different playback systems. Additionally, it involves adjusting the EQ, enhancing the stereo image, applying compression and increasing the volume to meet industry standards.
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