The Session
What we’re actually doing with the time.
Pick the closest one.
Be realistic — we’d rather nail one than rush four.
A number or a range is fine.
If ready — do you have the WAV / stems, or just an MP3? Email files over before the session.
This decides how we set up the session.
Optional. One file, up to 7.5 MB — an MP3 usually fits, a full WAV usually will not. For anything bigger, paste a Drive or Dropbox link in the field above.
That file is too big to send through the form.
This is how we know we did our job.
The Sound You’re Chasing
References save hours. Be specific and we get there faster.
Two or three is plenty.
Vocal tone, effects, energy, the mix. Be specific.
“It sounds good” doesn’t give us much to work with.
Dark, hype, smooth, raw, dreamy, aggressive — or your own word.
One word.
Upfront and dry, or washed in reverb and effects? Any adlibs or stacks you already hear? References welcome.
Even a rough idea helps.
You As An Artist
So the booth feels right from the first take.
No wrong answer — first-timers are welcome.
Your words, not genre labels.
Being honest here is the whole point.
Lights, number of takes, how you like feedback, people in the room.
Tell us how to run the room for you.
Intrisio