The common questions, answered plainly.
What to send, how the process works, how revisions are handled, and what happens after the first conversation.
For mastering, send a 32-bit floating point WAV or AIFF at 48kHz or higher with no limiter on the mix bus if possible. For mixing, send consolidated stems or full session exports starting at bar 1 with clear labels, BPM, and a rough mix reference.
Yes. Mastering includes two revision rounds. Mix + master includes three revision rounds. Additional rounds are billed with straightforward pricing.
Test masters are usually returned in 48–72 hours Monday through Friday. Test mixes and masters are usually 72–96 hours. Albums and larger projects are scheduled with clear dates, and rush work is available when the calendar allows.
Yes. Send one to three references that represent your target. The goal is to match the vibe, balance, and translation of the reference, not copy someone else’s mix.
Yes. Alternate versions are available as add-ons, priced per version or as a package.
Send a link to your rough mix and a reference track. I’ll master the loudest section so you can hear the approach before deciding on the next step.
Yes. EPs and albums receive lower cost per track when three or more songs are booked together. Producer partner rates are available for teams releasing consistently.
The Social Club is in Reading, Pennsylvania and works with artists, producers, labels, agencies, and organizations anywhere.
Still not sure?
Send the rough version.
You do not need to know the perfect technical language before starting. Send what you have and explain what you want to feel.