In focus
Live room session
Compare live-room acoustics, booth access and the equipment available on the day.
StudiosRivet Sound
Creative & ProfessionalA good room for getting the take.
Book recording, production and mixing with a team that knows when to get involved and when to listen.
From the working files
Mix review with reference tracks
Request a recording room and tell the engineer how much time, setup and performer space you need.
Before you reserve
Confirm the length, start time and location. Include any access requirements and check whether the booking can be changed after confirmation.
Mix review
Listen to a first pass, gather time-coded notes and schedule the next round.
Selected work
The room, the take and the people listening
Rivet Sound sets up each session around the arrangement and the sound you want to capture. Bring references or rough recordings so the engineer can make choices before the clock starts.
Studios
Compare live-room acoustics, booth access and the equipment available on the day.
Recording
Listen to a first pass, gather time-coded notes and schedule the next round.
Mixing
Check the available session lengths, when to arrive and how to prepare. Add any special requirements when you book.
Open for enquiries
Send a rough recording or reference before reserving studio time.
The work behind the work
How we approach a brief
Choose a room
Compare live-room acoustics, booth access and the equipment available on the day.
Mix review
Listen to a first pass, gather time-coded notes and schedule the next round.