How it works
HOW ITWORKS
No mystery, no studio gatekeeping. Here is what actually happens between sending your demo and releasing the record.
Working with a producer online sounds harder than it is. A few conversations and a lot of listening. The first one is free, and even if you never book anything you come away knowing what your song needs.
Everything moves over links you already use — Drive, Dropbox, WeTransfer. Notes come back in plain language with timestamps, so you are never guessing which chorus a comment means. Calls happen in your time zone, not the studio's.
Four conversations and a lot of listening. The first one is free.
Distance stops mattering once a song is in progress. And if a part deserves a real room, you can come and cut exactly that part, and keep the rest online.
Three stages, and that is all
1. Send the project
A rough mix, or a cut. Plus a couple of references. Five minutes of your time.
2. Talk about it
An honest listen, what the record could be, and a quote if you want one. No obligation.
3. Make it
Arrangement, instruments, mix, master — hearing each stage as it happens, with your say on all of it.
Practical details
Working online
- Files over Drive, Dropbox or WeTransfer.
- Timestamped notes both ways, so feedback is precise.
- Calls in your time zone, in English or Italian.
Working in Rome
- Track a full band in a treated room, producer in the chair.
- Fly in for the parts that need a real space, keep the rest online.
- Book studio time from the calendar on this site.
Practical questions
How do we handle payment?
A written quote first, then a deposit to start and the balance on delivery.
What if I do not like the direction?
You approve the plan before anything is played, and every stage after that. That is why the stages exist.
Can we work in Italian?
Of course. Pick whichever you think in.
Send me your project
I'll tell you what it needs and what it would take. It costs nothing to ask.
Free, no obligation