Each service has a written scope, a price range and a list of what’s included, so you can plan your budget before we talk.
Tracking in Room A
Full-band or overdub sessions with an engineer and assistant. Live to tape, straight to DAW, or both.
Engineer + assistant, setup and teardown
Tape stock billed at cost
Rough mixes at the end of each day
from $1,250 / 10-hour day
Hourly sessions
Vocals, overdubs, edits and small sessions with an engineer.
Three-hour minimum
Vocal booth and mic choice included
Session files delivered same day
$135 / hour
Mixing
Hybrid analog/in-the-box mixes. Attended in Suite B or remote with streamed playback.
Two rounds of notes included
Instrumental, a cappella and TV mixes
Stems on request
from $450 / song
Mastering
Streaming, CD and vinyl-ready masters with metadata checks.
Separate streaming and vinyl masters
DDP image, ISRC metadata check
Stem mastering available
from $110 / track
Production packages
Single-song and EP/album packages with a fixed scope, schedule and payment plan.
Pre-production call and arrangement notes
Tracking, mix and master
Split sheet and session releases handled
from $1,600 single · $5,900 EP
Session players & union sessions
We can book local players for your session. Union sessions (AFM / SAG-AFTRA) are available on request at current scale.
Work-for-hire release for every hired player
Union paperwork handled when requested
Players paid directly or through us — written either way
quoted per session
What we don’t do
Honest limits
We don’t promise streams, playlist placement, label deals or chart positions.
We don’t clear samples or cover songs for you. Releasing a cover needs a mechanical license (17 U.S.C. §115); services like The MLC and licensing agencies can help.
We don’t create AI simulations of any person’s voice or likeness (Tennessee ELVIS Act), and we don’t offer “sound-alike” vocal services.
We don’t claim credits we can’t document. Any credit we list is true and published with permission.