Professional Music Production, Mixing, and Mastering:
PRODUCTION
Have you ever had a great demo or song idea but you just didn’t know how to turn that idea into a reality?
With over 9 years of industry experience, I am dedicated to bringing your musical vision to life with highly personalized production services from my studio in Nashville, Tennessee. My mission is to create final products that you, the artist, can be 100% confident in. Whether you’re starting with a rough demo or a simple idea, I can take your idea and craft an industry standard arrangement and production that you are proud of, tailored to your unique style and vision.
MIXING
With meticulous attention to detail, my mixing services will transform raw recordings into cohesive, radio-ready tracks. My main goal with a mix is to create a sonic experience so that every listener can enjoy the depth and clarity of your song.
MASTERING
The final step in the audio post-production process, my mastering service guarantees your music is optimized for all listening environments. Through mastering, I apply the final touches that elevate your tracks, ensuring cohesion from song to song and impeccable sound on any platform or medium.
INDUSTRY GUIDANCE
I can help you to navigate what can often be an extremely confusing industry, covering topics like distribution, publishing, royalty collection (sales, mechanicals, and performance), PRO registration, sync licensing, and music marketing. With over a million streams across all platforms as an independent artist, I can provide guidance on strategies to grow your listenership as well as make sure you are collecting all of the royalties owed to you.
LESSONS
Want to learn how to record, produce, and mix your own demos or full productions? I can help to get you started in your music production journey by teaching you some of the skills and tools that I have learned during the course of my career at an affordable hourly rate.
Examples of my work:
Testimonials:
Mary Haller
Chris Hutton
Peter Boynton
Production Videos:
Frequently Asked Questions:
illWhat is the most important thing I should be looking for in a producer, mixer, or mastering engineer?
The most important thing outside of skill is finding people who genuinely have your song’s best interest at heart. It is important to hire people who treat your song as if it is their own.
Can you share one music production tip?
Take care in each step of the process. A great final product relies on a well written song/arrangement, a well rehearsed musician, proper recording technique, and a mix and master that brings that performance to life.
What do you bring to a song?
I treat each song like it is my baby. As a songwriter and artist myself, I understand what your music means to you, and I know how important it is to put out music that you are 100% confident in. My number one priority is to give you a final product you can release with confidence.
Can you produce any genre?
I specialize in folk, folk-pop, acoustic, Americana, singer/songwriter, country, and pop music. I also make a lot of music for the sync licensing space (TV and film music). I try to be as versatile as possible so that I can fit the needs of many artists and songwriters. However, if I do not feel that your project is something that fits within my skillset, I will not take on your project, and might be able to refer you to a colleague who specializes in the style of music that you make.
Do you work with clients remotely?
Yes. I have worked with clients across the country, and even with songwriters from overseas. I have always found that with good communication, I can produce a song for anyone regardless of location. The only difference is that you will have to record your vocal from home or from a local studio in your area. I am happy to assist you to find a quality studio in your area. Studio time typically ranges from $50-$75 per hour.
Do you play every instrument on the song?
It depends on what the song needs and which direction we agree to go creatively. As a guitarist and pianist, often times I am able to play everything on a song. However, there are some situations in which a song would benefit by bringing in a hired session musician. Some examples of that are pedal steel guitar, or if the song requires live drums from a professional drummer. However, I would never bring on a session musician without your approval, but may recommend it if I believe that the song would benefit from it.
I have more questions.
If you have any additional questions, I am more than happy to answer them. Complete the form at the link below and I will get back to you shortly!
Contact Me:
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