CH 03Studio Recording
Record the band you are live.
Sessions that capture the band, not just the parts.
Overview
The best recordings capture chemistry. We plan sessions around how your band actually plays, whether that is everyone in a room together or building a track one layer at a time.
Pre-production means you walk in with tempos, arrangements, and sounds sorted. Studio time goes toward performances instead of troubleshooting.
What’s included
Built around how you play.
- 01
Pre-production
Arrangement, tempo maps, and demos reviewed before the session so every hour in the studio counts.
- 02
Live-off-the-floor tracking
The whole band playing together, with the separation you need to mix it properly later.
- 03
Overdubs and vocals
Focused sessions for vocals, guitars, keys, and textures, with a patient ear on every take.
- 04
Drum tones that hit
Tuning, mic placement, and room choices made for the song, not a preset.
- 05
Editing and comping
Clean takes and tight edits that keep the feel intact. No robotic grids unless you want them.
- 06
Session archive
Rough mixes and session files kept in your portal, so nothing gets lost between sessions.
Process
How a studio recording project runs.
- Step 1
Pre-production
Demos, tempos, and arrangements reviewed together.
- Step 2
Session plan
Setup, schedule, and song order mapped before day one.
- Step 3
Tracking
Performances captured, with rough mixes at the end of each day.
- Step 4
Edit and hand-off
Takes comped and edited, ready for mixing.
Deliverables
- Pre-production review
- Tracking and overdub sessions
- Editing and comping
- Daily rough mixes in the portal
- Organized session files for mixing
Ideal for
- Debut singles and EPs
- Full-band albums
- Live session videos
- Vocal and overdub days
Delivered to your artist portal
Files, versions, and recordings from every project live in your private Lord Audio portal.
How the portal worksDo we need to record to a click?
Not necessarily. We will talk through it in pre-production. Some songs want a grid, and some want to breathe.
Can we bring our own gear?
Please do. Your amps, drums, and instruments are part of your sound. We will make sure everything is session-ready.
Can you record and then mix the project?
Yes, and it is often the smoothest path. Recording with the mix in mind saves time and keeps the vision consistent.
How many songs can we get done in a day?
It depends on the approach and how prepared the band is. Pre-production gives us an honest estimate before you book.
Ready to talk studio recording?
Tell us about your show, your songs, or your next release. We will get back to you with ideas and a clear quote.