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Time in the recording studio is costing you money, so it’s definitely not the place to be working out your parts or be unsure of the structure of a song For more tips on how to prepare, please go to our website bexleyaudio.co.uk/10-step-guide #recordingtips #artist #studiolife #singer

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Tip 2 Work out the tempos of all the songs you intend to record. This will be invaluable to me as your producer as I’ll want to set up the songs in the DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) at the correct BPM (beats per minute).

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Our Recording Studio Tip #3 Create demo versions of your songs on your own recording software. Make recordings during rehearsals and listen back. The sound won't be high quality but the playback can often highlight weak areas that still require some work.

We're halfway through 2024.... Did you have a dream at the beginning of the year to record in our studio but haven't found the time yet... well this is your reminder to get booked in! We'd love to work with you to make your dreams come true.

Get ready for your visit to the Recording Studio -Tip 4 – Make lyrics / chord sheets. Go to the website to download my 10 step recording preparation guide for free (link in bio) bexleyaudio.co.uk/10-step-guide

Better to strip things back a little so that everything you do is within your capabilities. The result will be tighter, better, take less time to record, and be much more enjoyable. For more tips on how to prepare, go to the website (link in profile)

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Recording Studio Top Tip #6 – Be well rested. Going into the studio is an exciting process. Try your best to get a good night’s sleep before the session For more tips on how to prepare, download my 10 step recording preparation guide for free bexleyaudio.co.uk/10-step-guide

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Recording Studio Top Tip #7 - Sort out your equipment in advance. If you intend to bring some of your own equipment to the studio, please speak to me first to ensure that what you are intending to bring is suitable.

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Recording Studio Tip #8 PLAN FOR SOME EXPERIMENTATION TIME! This one is of course budget permitting. But if you have some extra budget, it's a great idea to allow yourself some creative freedom in the studio to explore. #recordingstudio #newartist #singer

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You can't beat live music and when everyone turns on their camera torch, the view is amazing! What else gives you goosebumps at a gig? #livemusic #thesongwritingacademy #songsbringsmiles #unsignedartist #recordingartist #recordingstudio

Recording Studio Top Tip #9 Reference Tracks It’s extremely helpful for your producer to know the bands/artists that have influenced your musical direction. Compile a list of 5 or 6 songs and send them through to the studio before the session starts. linktr.ee/ianbroughton

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If more than one of you is recording on the same day, it is worth mentioning that there may be some hanging around, whether it be setting up the equipment or while the other person is actually recording. Go to the website to download my 10 step recording preparation guide