"Fix it in the mix" is not in our vocabulary. Getting the cleanest, most appropriate sound during basic tracking is one of the keys to sonic success.

See "Recording/Tracking" above. Mixing should be time spent honing and polishing your project. By having clean, superior basic tracks, we use our mixing time to enhance what is already recorded. And we have all the tools available to do just that.

audio noun  1: an audio signal; broadly: SOUND 2: the section of television or motion-picture equipment that deals with sound 3: the transmission, reception, or reproduction of sound.

ed·it 'e-dit transitive verb 1: to assemble (as a  moving picture or tape recording) by cutting and rearranging 2: to alter, adapt, or refine especially to bring about conformity to a standard or to suit a particular purpose. <edited the speech> <edit a wave file>

Got some killer beats you've created? Got a different take on a cool mix?  See us and let's try it out.

Clean up and archive your old records by digitally removing the clicks, pops and noise that are distracting. We can do the same with old cassettes and reel-to-reel recordings, but we reserve the option to pass on these types of projects if the quality and age of the tapes might damage our equipment.