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5 Things You Should Do Before Recording At A High End Studio






Recording your next hit single can be a fun and exciting process!


Below are some tips to make sure you have everything ready and prepared, so that when get into the studio you can make the best use of your time and have a nice and smooth session.


1. Have Your Beat Ready


Coming prepared with either your beat mp3 or beat stems is crucial. Have it ready on a flash drive or email to give to your engineer. If you’re using a beat from YouTube, have the links or names ready to go.


2. Practice Your Lyrics


Knowing your lyrics beforehand will help your energy be the best it can be and guarantee you the best performance.


Reading lyrics off a phone or paper can sometimes distract from the vibe and feel of the song.


3. Decide Your Recording Process


Most songs today aren’t recorded all the way through.


Their punched in through small sections or sometimes even bar for bar, and it’s up to you to decide the best method to make help your recordings have a steady progression.


4. Understand How Much Time You Need


Most recording sessions take more time than others. Understanding how long you need to record and how long the engineer needs to do a pre mix is crucial.


Most songs can be recorded in about 40-45 minutes, but depending on how many vocals you need, it could take longer. Always plan ahead and prepare for how much time you’ll need.


5. Research The Studio


Making sure you go to the right studio is the best way to make sure your money is time well spent. Who’s the Engineer? What equipment do they have? How does their room sound?

These are all questions you need to ask yourself before booking your next studio session.



Where Can I Find A Professional studio?


Luckily, WavCentr provides you with a high end facility to fit your recording needs! Whether your making your next single or need your productions worked on, we strive to give you the best experience we can! Click Here to learn more about how WavCentr can help shape your sound.



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