OUR SERVICES
RECORDING
£200 - 10am-6pm/£100 - Half Day
Includes Experienced Engineer*
Record as much music as you’d like within your session, with plenty of time to experiment, develop ideas and capture the best performance possible.
We offer both digital recording and 8-track tape recording at no additional cost, unless you’d like to keep the original tapes for your own archive.
Please note that tape sessions can require additional setup time, and because editing options are more limited than with digital recording, it’s important that parts are well rehearsed and ready to record. This allows us to make the most of your session time and get the best possible results.
MIXING
£75 — Up to 16 Stems
£100 — Up to 32 Stems
Additional Services
£25 — Vocal Editing & Tuning
£25 — Instrument Comping & Editing
Every mix is carefully crafted to bring out the character and energy of your music, with a focus on powerful low end, clear and detailed mids, and sparkling highs. Jamie-Ray has over 10 years of experience refining his approach to mixing, with particular attention to instrument separation, depth and atmospheric space.
Mixing includes balancing levels, EQ, compression, effects, stereo imaging and automation, with creative processing used where it benefits the track.
Vocal tuning, detailed vocal editing, and instrumental comping/editing are available as additional services.
MASTERING
£30 - Digital Master
£50 - 1/4" Tape Mastering
The final stage of the process, mastering brings your mix together into a polished, balanced and release-ready track. Each master is carefully processed to enhance clarity, dynamics, depth and overall impact, while making sure the track translates well across different listening environments.
For a more characterful approach, we also offer ¼" tape mastering using our Tascam 32 reel-to-reel tape machine. Running your mix through analogue tape can add subtle warmth, saturation and harmonic character, while helping to give the finished track a more cohesive and natural feel.
Whether you choose clean digital mastering or the character of analogue tape, the aim is the same: to get the most out of your mix and ensure it sounds its best wherever it’s played.