Should we record covers?
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If your target is expecting to hear you deliver a convincing rendition of popular material, by all means show them what you can do. However, if your audience is supposed…
My friend has a home studio and great software. Why shouldn’t we just record there?
The technology available to the personal recordist today is nothing short of phenomenal. Then again, it is, even in the simplest versions, quite complex. Depending upon the expertise of the…
We’ve been quoted a cheaper rate at another studio. Why is your rate higher?
Experience and facility. Many of our clients have actually chosen to record at other facilities first. When comparing their subsequent experience to Tanglewood they frequently comment that they were able…
Once we have our recording done, how do we get it packaged?
Before you can send your CD out for duplication, you’re going to want to consider its packaging. An effective album design can be the key to buyers picking up your…
What mastering services does Tanglewood provide?
Mastering may include many different treatments to your final mixes. If you’re expecting your record to be competitive with other national releases, you absolutely want to invest in the mastering…
What is the general rule of thumb for the budgeting a video project?
Short format video can vary greatly depending upon the complexity of your final piece. Being well organized with script, storyboard and graphic elements will definitely maximize your effectiveness in the…
What are the most frequent issues agency producers overlook when planning their audio or video session?
In our estimation, a great producer is one who HASN’T overlooked the planning of their project. Now, we don’t expect that every producer have intimate knowledge of every aspect of…
What’s the difference between a “demo” and a “record”?
Demonstration recordings are meant to show your talent in a positive light but are not always expected to have the final polish expected of a master commercial release. However, in…
How much time is typically required for a :60 radio spot?
This, of course, depends upon the complexity of your spot. However, a single-voice “straight read” with music is usually fully produced in a one-hour session.
What are some do’s and don’t in the studio?
Come prepared to have a great time. That doesn’t mean it’s a party, though. Making music is something you thoroughly enjoy. But it’s a craft of discipline. Be prepared to…