How we work
The studio does not run one template over every job: a songwriter needs something different from a band with a finished album, or a producer holding a completed mix. So the first thing we establish is where in the chain you are — and we take on only what is actually missing.
Every stage ends with something you can listen to and a plain note on what remains. The quote does not move without your agreement.
Common questions
Can I book mastering on its own?
Yes. Mastering is a standalone service and is often booked that way — you send a finished mix, you get a master for streaming, radio or vinyl.
Do you work remotely?
Yes. Mixing and mastering run remotely with no loss of quality: material moves as files, notes come back as timestamped comments. Tracking, naturally, happens at the studio in Vilnius.
How long does it take?
Mastering is usually 2–4 business days. Mixing depends on the track count. Full production from idea to master starts at three weeks. An exact date comes with the quote.
Who owns the result?
The recording and the composition stay yours unless we agree otherwise in writing (in a label deal, for instance). Studio work is a service, not a transfer of rights.
In this section
Music production
A song that works before any production — and then production that stops it being a demo.
Mastering
The last decision before release — and the one stage a listener should never notice.
DJ & electronic music
Music written for a room rather than a screen — and still accurate once it leaves the room.