Bass/Double bass recording! for $100

Past Work & Credits - Notable Credits: Recorded and performed on double bass and electric bass for Denise Van Outen, Lucy Spraggan, John Seaton, Molly Smitten-Downes, Kat Eaton, and Hannah Scott, Si Connelly.

Studio & Stage Experience - Over a decade of professional session experience tracking in world-class facilities, including Abbey Road, Metropolis, Wendyhouse, Giant Wafer, and BBC Broadcasting House.

Style, Sound & Vibe - Specialties: Pop, Singer-Songwriter, Folk, Blues, R&B, Country, Rock, and Americana.

Tone Profile - Serving the song is priority #1. I deliver deep, woody, organic resonance on double bass, and warm and smooth parts on electric - from classic vintage to modern pop grooves.

My Process -

1. Initial Review: Send over your track (with and without a guide bass) along with any reference tracks or stylistic direction and we discuss the sounds your after.

2. Tracking & Options: Recorded in my home studio using Logic Pro. I track the part(s) and provide clean un-edited direct (DI) signals alongside amped/processed options (plus dedicated mic tracks for double bass) to give you total control and flexibility in use.

3. Delivery & Revisions: You receive high-resolution 24-bit WAV stems within a standard 3-day turnaround (depending on song complexity). We make any revisions needed, and you then confirm you're happy with the final take(s) and i send over the full multitrack files.

Gear List -

Electric Basses: 2007 Fender American Standard Precision Bass (4-String, maple fretboard, with flatwounds), Fender '60s Reissue Jazz Bass (Rosewood fretboard, with roundwounds), Guild Starfire semi-hollow short scale (with flatwounds).

Acoustic/Double Bass: 1950s Vintage German Double Bass (fitted with dedicated piezo pickup system). Interface, DAW, DI: Focusrite Scarlett, Logic Pro, Origin Effects black panel 64 DI box.

Microphones: Studio condenser, dynamic, and ribbon microphones selected specifically to capture the natural acoustic resonance of the 1950s German upright.