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About Dammahum Recording Studio

Our mission is to help our clients achieve their goals with precise and polished professionalism that exceeds their expectations.

We specialize in creating custom tracks. We offer multi-track recording, digital mastering, voice-over production and more.

Our services include, but are not limited to:

• Custom Music Production for artists, video games, film and commercials
• Songwriting/Creative Collaboration
• Artist Development
• Recording Services

Are you unsure of what you need? Contact us now to discuss your budget and our affordable service packages.

Questions and answers

Q.
• What are the most frequent questions you get from customers? What are the answers?
A.

• How long will I need in the studio?

  This depends on many factors. If you are well prepared, know your material by heart and have played together as a band for a considerable length of time, then you should be able to record and mix between 2 and 5 songs in a typical session of 8 hours (although in order to complete 5 songs the band would have to play ‘live' as opposed to recording each individual track).

  The professionalism of the band members and the sound engineer will also affect how much gets done in a day.

  The number of days you need will ultimately depend on how many songs you want to record. Remember that recording and mixing always takes a lot longer than you imagine, so make sure to budget sufficiently for this.

  A full album can take anywhere up to 14 full days studio time with approximately half of this time being spent on the mix down. For this reason, you as a band must be as perfect as possible with regard to your musicianship. Otherwise, you may end up paying for extra days to finish the mixing stage.

Q.
• What information do you recommend to have readily available before looking for a professional in your trade?
A.

• 1. The music business is very expensive on every tier.

  2. There is no piece of equipment that can take the place of a trained ear.

  3. When seeking out a collaborating partner such as a producer/engineer, make sure they have vision, passion, experience & the creative ability to achieve your goals.

  4. Have fun! The business of music is very stressful. The best times should be in the studio!

Q.
• What questions should a customer ask before hiring a professional in your trade?
A.

• Ask friends and other musicians if they have used the studio or if they know anyone who has. Personal recommendations are a good start as musicians will not promote a studio who did an unsatisfactory job on their recordings. If someone has used the studio you're interested in, ask if you can listen to the recordings they produced.

  Overall, you are looking for a studio to suit your needs: rates within your budget, services of an experienced sound engineer, an excellent reputation for their sound quality and professionalism and helpful, friendly staff that will make your recording experience worthwhile and productive.

Q.
• Tell us something customers may not know about you.
A.

• We are working towards expanding the business. We opened in 2007 and now we feel that it's time to move to a bigger location, so that we can better service our customers.

  In our new location, we will have a live room were bands can record together. That same room will also be used as a rehearsal space. We will have a bigger isolation booth, so we can keep up with our growing voice-over production.

Q.
• What services do you provide your customers after the work has finished?
A.

• Data Storage Services. For an annual fee of only $100, we will store your master recordings on a safe and secure server.

  It is not uncommon to get a call from a customer telling us that their master recordings got lost or damaged.

  It is very reassuring to know that you never have to spend thousands of dollars re-recording your project.

Q.
• How many projects do you average in a year?
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• In 2011, we recorded over 60 new customers and produced more that 10 albums.

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• What certifications or professional affiliations do you have?
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• We have relationships with BMI, ASCAP and SESAC.

Q.
• What would you recommend customers looking to save money?
A.

• Search in the net how to prepare for CD mastering.

Q.
• What do you wish customers knew about your profession or trade?
A.

• 1. The music business is very expensive on every tier.

  2. There is no piece of equipment that can take the place of a trained ear.

  3. When seeking out a collaborating partner such as a producer/engineer, make sure they have vision, passion, experience and the creative ability to achieve your goals.

  4. Have fun! The business of music is very stressful. The best times should be in the studio!

Q.
• What brands or products do you work with?
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• Fully Equipped Studio includes:

  Power Mac G-5

  Protools 8 & logic 9 w/uad-1 plug ins and more. . .

  SoundCraft Spirit E12 Mixing Console

  Sterling Audio ST77 Condenser Microphone

  Neumann Microphone TLM 103

  UA Solo 610 Classic Vacuum Tube Mic pre & DI box

  TC Helicon Voice Works Vocal Processor

  TC Electronic Finalizer Express Mastering Processor

  Digi 002

  JBL LSR4326 Monitors

  Isolation Booth

  Synthesizers include:

  Yamaha Motif 6

  Roland JV 2080 (expanded)

  EMU Xtreme Lead & Mo Phatt

  Trilogy

  Atmosphere

  Stylus RMX (expanded)

Q.
• What areas of your trade do you specialize in?
A.

• We specialize in creating custom tracks. We offer multi-track recording, digital mastering, voice over production and more.

  Our services including, but not limited to:

  • custom music production for artists, video games, film and commercials
  • songwriting/creative collaboration
  • artist development
  • recording services

Q.
• What types of jobs are the most common?
A.

• Music production, mixtapes, albums, voice-overs, mixing and mastering.