Summary

Process

FAQs

• What if I don't like it?

  Be honest with me, I don't want you paying for something you don't want and I definitely don't want to work on something that you never liked to begin with. Being honest about it will help us both reach a good partnership!

• How long does it take?

  That is entirely up to the project. I will only charge for working hours meaning I'm at my seat and actually working on the track with the software. Sometimes it's quick, other times it takes longer. It's entirely up to you how long I work on a project, as this is not my fulltime job I would expect it to take longer.

• Can I give you references?

  Absolutely! References help me envision your sound and what you would like. I had a situation where someone sent me youtube videos of a tribal group making vocalization that I was able to help create.

• Can I send you a track I need help with?

  Absolutely! If you simply have a track you need an outside perspective with I can help give my two cents. I would just need the correct project file in order to help out.

• Is the song mine to use?

  Yes! Because I am helping I do however, expect writing credits and permission to upload to my portfolio. The song would be yours but I request to be acknowledged for my skills as well.

• After the projects done, could I reach out to you for help on the same track?

  Yes! My rule is: As long as I am not in my seat, with my software, working on the song in studio you won't be charged. If you have a question about the track that is a simple question and doesn't fall in the realm of consultation I will never negate a response.

• I can't afford it, can you work with me on a price?

  Absolutely, This is a freelance gig for me and I want to help you create. If you cannot afford a full track set piece with hours of work I can create something much simpler for you to use. I will often work out a price for you as well but keep in mind this may mean the process may be changed a bit.