Make Your Music Together
From tracking a full band live to overdubs and mixing, get the studio support your songs need.
Make Your Music Together
From a full-band live take to polished overdubs, record your next release in an Edinburgh studio built for playing together.
Live Band Recording
Get everyone in the room and record the feel of a real performance. Live band recording is a good fit when you want the interplay, timing, and energy of your group in one take. We’ll plan the session around your songs, set up the instruments, and help you work toward a recording that sounds like your band.
Studio Tracking
Track drums, bass, guitars, keyboards, and vocals in a structured studio session. Whether you’re recording a whole song or building parts one at a time, we’ll help keep the process clear and comfortable. Bring a finished arrangement or use the session to try ideas and find the right performance for each part.
Vocal Recording
Record lead vocals, harmonies, or group parts with time to settle into each performance. We’ll work through takes at a pace that suits the singer and the song, then keep the parts organized for the next stage. Vocal sessions can stand alone or fit into a larger band recording project.
Overdubs and Repairs
Bring a track back into the studio to add a guitar solo, backing vocals, percussion, or another missing part. Overdubs can help a song grow while keeping its original character. We can also focus on selected repairs or replacement takes, making it easier to address the parts you’ve already identified.
Mixing
Mixing shapes the relationship between the instruments and vocals in your recordings. We’ll work from the tracks you’ve recorded and focus on balance, clarity, and the sound you want for the songs. Share references and notes about what matters most, so the mix supports the character of your band rather than getting in its way.
Demo Sessions
Get your new material out of rehearsal and into a recording you can share, review, or develop further. A demo session can capture a live arrangement or focus on selected parts. It’s a practical way to hear how the songs are working and decide what you’d like to do for a more detailed recording.
Ready to get the band in?
Tell us what you’re making and what you need from a session in Edinburgh.