Frequently Asked Questions
What is mixing?
Mixing is when an engineer carves and balances the separate tracks in a session to sound good when played together. This process is done using equalisation, compression, time based effects such as reverb and delay/echo and much more.
What is mastering?
Mastering a song is all about putting the finishing touches on a recording by enhancing the overall sound, creating consistency across songs on an album, and preparing it for the various types of distribution and considered mandatory for songs to be aired on radio, tv or online streaming.
What is the next step if after recording my song/project?
The next step after completing any recording that is intended for commercial release/broadcast is to have the recording mixed and mastered.
When do I need a Producer?
The Producer is need as soon as the recording, song or intended piece has been written or somewhat understood by the artist/client. A Music Producer assists artists with their recording project, bringing their vision to completion and is usually guiding their sound throughout the entire process by delegating or being solely responsibly for creating the musical content and arrangement for the recording.
How do I get my song recored/Is my song ready to be recorded?
Getting your song recorded is as simple as booking a recording session with us as soon as you have identified, made or purchase a instrumental accompany your vocals.
How much time will I need to record?
In most cases, it’s been our experience that most recordings take between 2-5 hours and highly depending on the type of recordings being undertaken. Other recordings that have a combination of elements to be recorded can go beyond 5 hours.
See recommended hours below:
- Lead Vocals Only: 2-3 hours
- Background Vocals Only: 2-4 hours
- Full Band: 3-5 hours