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Pricing

A clear scope before a number.

Quotes are built from the reviewed production scope rather than a flat rate that ignores the work.

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Pricing packages

Studio session support

Custom quote

Best suited for
Artists, producers, and booked studios
Typical inclusions
Session preparation, routing, tracking, monitoring, and organized files
Pricing factors
Duration, facility, performers, channel count, equipment, and delivery
Possible add-ons
Editing, extra setup, file consolidation, and additional engineer support

Live sound support

Custom quote

Best suited for
Musicians, venues, showcases, private events, and production teams
Typical inclusions
System review, load-in, soundcheck, FOH mixing, monitors, and breakdown
Pricing factors
Venue, run time, audience, inputs, system, crew, travel, and access
Possible add-ons
Multitrack capture, equipment coordination, added crew, and extended show coverage

Multitrack recording

Custom quote

Best suited for
Studio or live performances requiring isolated recorded files
Typical inclusions
Recording plan, routing checks, monitored capture, labels, and file handoff
Pricing factors
Channel count, split access, duration, storage, format, and delivery
Possible add-ons
Session cleanup, consolidated exports, editing, and duplicate storage

Technical consultation

Custom quote

Best suited for
Teams planning or recovering a studio or event audio workflow
Typical inclusions
System review, workflow diagnosis, technical plan, and documented recommendations
Pricing factors
Complexity, location, equipment, access, urgency, and documentation
Possible add-ons
On-site implementation, follow-up review, and expanded system documentation

Quote factors

What shapes the scope.

Duration, venue, channel count, available equipment, setup, travel, editing, and delivery each change the labor and technical plan.

  1. Duration

    Longer sessions and events require more active coverage, preparation, and file management.

  2. Venue + travel

    Access, acoustics, transport, parking, load-in, and distance affect the production plan.

  3. Channel count

    More inputs increase patching, routing, monitoring, recording, and documentation needs.

  4. Available equipment

    Confirmed consoles, PA, microphones, cabling, splits, and backline determine what must be added.

  5. Setup requirements

    Complex rooms, rapid changeovers, added crew, and tight access windows affect labor.

  6. Editing + delivery

    Session cleanup, exports, revisions, storage, format, and turnaround are scoped separately.

Pricing

Get a scope built around the actual production.

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