Production and Arrangement
An album producer is the person responsible for the production of an album or a song. From the moment the music is first conceived until it is released, the producer organises and oversees matters such as the composition, artist, arrangement, recording, studios, musicians, mixing, mastering, record label, and budgets, and carries out the necessary work. Even if your composition has been completed or has not yet reached its final form, the producer ensures that the process is carried out in the most accurate and professional manner in line with the ideas and visions of the composer or artist, that the arrangement is made correctly, that the music is performed and recorded properly, and that everyone working on the same production is able to work in harmony and maintain effective communication.
Arrangement, on the other hand, is the stage in which your composition comes to life in terms of form, harmony, and orchestration, and the parts that the instruments, vocals, and backing vocals will perform within the music are determined. At this stage, a demo and simulation are prepared with the help of plug-ins. Based on this demo, the notation for the parts to be recorded is prepared, brought into the studio for recording, and performed by the musicians. We have the necessary experience, knowledge, and equipment for compositions in pop, R&B, hip-hop, soul, rock, jazz, funk, and disco. You can review the list below for our detailed price list.
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A 20% royalty share is requested for arrangement. A 10% royalty share is requested for production.
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A non-refundable deposit equal to 50% of the total fee is required at the beginning of each project to cover the time spent on the work.
The arranger is not responsible for the recorded session or for editing that session. The arranger is only responsible for arranging the completed composition, writing the notation, and having the parts performed. The producer, on the other hand, is responsible for the entire process from beginning to end. The producer organises the studio, recording dates, and musicians. The producer can prepare the recorded and edited session for the mixing stage by organising all tracks separately. The producer then manages the mastering and release processes as well.
If the composition is not sufficiently developed during the arrangement stage and needs to be improved, corrected, or expanded, the agreement concerning copyright and royalty rights must also be revised. If the arranger contributes to the composition, the arranger should be considered a co-writer of the composition.
After the mixing process, you will receive a 24-bit stereo (2-channel) file. After the mastering process, files can be delivered upon request in 24-bit stereo, 16-bit stereo, MP3, and Stream Version formats. Also upon request, the mixed version of the song can be delivered as instrumental and vocal stems, or as separate stems including drums, guitars, string orchestra, vocals, and other instruments.
Unless otherwise specified at the beginning of the project, the final files will be sent to the email address from which the songs were uploaded.