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FAQ

​How long does it take to produce a record/EP? 

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It depends greatly, but I’d give these rough figures for the average time to record and mix an EP/LP;

 

EP: 2-7 days

LP: 5-18 days

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The amount of time it takes depends on how well planned out and prepared the production/arrangement is, how complex and elaborate said production is, as well as how meticulous you are. Records should be recorded and mixed efficiently, but never be rushed!​

Is mixing included with recording

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No, it's an additional charge on top on tracking time

Do you offer internships?

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We do not offer internships. However, there are a handful of studios in the Boston area that do for school/college related credit needs.

Am I able to rent to studio without an engineer?

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No, you must book me for any sessions

What do accomodations look like

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We don’t have on-site accommodations for overnight stays, but there are plenty of options in town. Manchester is a fun city, and there are a handful of hotels, Airbnbs, and fantastic food options in a mile radius of the studio. I've lived here for over ten years, so ask me what’s good locally!

Can we bring friends to the session? 

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Yep, as long as we can all stay focused. Friends are fun to have, but can be distracting and not very conducive to an efficient session.

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I'm also cool with anyone taking photographs/video/other media documenting of the session. I love having people shoot or film in studio, as long as they're respectful of us doing what we're doing

Can we use your gear? What should I bring to the session?

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You can use anything we have here, but feel free to bring whatever you want, especially your instruments of choice! We do have a lot of guitar/bass amps, various cabinets for either, as well as a couple great sounding house drum kits. Check out our gear list to see if you can save yourself some gear moving.

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