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$95 deposit is
required for all sessions
Multi-Track Recording $95.00/Hour
(1hr. Minimum)
(Recording time varies, some artists spend 2 hrs. on a single aria
while others spend 10 minutes. The average artist spends 1/2 hr. per
aria.)
Multi-Track Editing, Mixing And
Mastering $95.00/Hour (1hr. Minimum)
(Count on at least 1/2 hr. per aria in this phase. It can take
longer depending upon the number and complication of the edits.) *Click
here for explanation of terms.
On Location Stereo Stealth Recording $350+Admission
Record any performance completely undetectable to surrounding
audience members.
(Price includes editing out pauses, putting in fades and all
mastering)
On Location Multi-Track Recording
$190/Hour
(2hr. Minimum) + Parking And/Or Transportation Costs
(Price includes editing out pauses, putting in fades and all
mastering)
Session Out Take CD’s …$20.00
(A CD containing all the takes of a session or sessions in order to
pick edits)
Cassette/Minidisc/Dat Transfer To
CD…$95.00/Hour
(Includes mastering and track indexing)
Cassette/Minidisc/Dat Transfer To
CD…$55.00/Per CD
(Straight transfer, no mastering, tracks are left as is. Indexes are
placed at customers request.)
CD To CD Compilations…$55.00
(Does not include any mastering)
2x Master With Frame Accurate
Log…$5.00
Data DVD of Entire
Project…$10.00/Per DVD
(Includes all storage fees)
CD-R Duplication Price List
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1-19
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20
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30
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50
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100
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1-80 min.
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$4.50 ea.
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$4.00 ea.
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$3.50 ea.
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$3.25 ea.
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$3.00 ea.
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Prices Above Include Taiyo
Yuden Silver CD-R Media
and White CD Paper Sleeves.
Graphics Set-Up Fee: $15.00
(for CD Label only)
*Editing- the
first stage of the post recording process. Sample accurate editing is
possible. The artist can either combine sections from complete
run-throughs into one take or record the piece in sections and edit it
into one complete take. Anything is possible, pop in cadenzas, high
notes, etc. Our engineers are some of the best in the world at editing
classical music (proficient in the reading of all operatic scores,
orchestral scores and many languages). Every edit point is thoroughly
checked on multiple sources to ensure that it is undetectable to the
human ear.
* Mixing- the
second stage of the post recording process. Levels between instruments
are balanced, reverb is added and any tonal
shaping (EQ, compression, de-essing, pitch correction, etc.) is
applied.
*Mastering- The
final stage in the post recording process. Track indexes are placed,
level matching from one song to the next is made consistent and any
final tonal shaping is done in this process (i.e. frequency dependent
compression, EQ, etc.).
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