Vocal Production

A great song deserves a perfect vocal performance.

  • Emotional impact: The difference between a good vocal and a great one is in the performance.
  • Technical precision: Pitch, timing, tonal colour – meticulous editing and comping give your vocals a professional finish that compliments the song and helps to tell your story.
  • That little “magic” when it counts: We coach and direct your vocal takes. Capturing emotion, intention, and believability that connects with listeners.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between a home-recorded vocal and a professionally produced vocal?

A professionally produced vocal goes far beyond simply hitting the right notes. In a studio vocal production session, every element is intentional. From the moment you get to know your producer to emotional delivery, phrasing, tone, and energy. Unlike DIY recordings, which often lack direction or depth, a professional session brings in a vocal producer who acts like a movie director or coach: helping shape your performance to be believable, resonant, and emotionally compelling to match your song and vision.

You don’t just sound “better”. You sound like the artist you’re meant to be. In some cases, even the artist you didn’t know you could be.

Do I need a vocal producer if I already have a music producer or mixing engineer?

Yes, because a vocal producer focuses entirely on you and the performance. Think of it like this: your music producer might shape the track, and your engineer handles the mix. But your vocal is the most human, emotionally powerful part of the song.

A vocal producer works like a director on a film set, drawing out the best take, helping you interpret lyrics, and guiding delivery that connects with listeners. Many top-tier artists rely on vocal direction to reach greatness – so why wouldn’t you?

How long does it take to professionally record and produce vocals for one song?

A typical vocal production session is one full day per song, assuming a standard pop structure with lead vocals, harmonies, and adlibs. That time includes setup, coaching, recording multiple takes, selecting the strongest moments, and refining emotional delivery.

If you’re highly experienced and well prepared, you may record faster, but the real value lies in the time spent perfecting emotion, energy, and phrasing, not rushing through the song.

Can a vocal producer help if I’m not a trained or confident singer?

Absolutely. Vocal producers specialize in helping you unlock your potential. You don’t need to be technically perfect, you need to be emotionally convincing.

Whether you’re at the beginning of your music career or a seasoned artist, a vocal producer guides you through phrasing, delivery, and performance psychology so that the listener truly feels your voice.

Many clients walk away saying, “I didn’t know I could sound like that.”

That’s the goal: to take you further than you could go on your own.

What does a vocal producer actually do during a session?

A vocal producer is your creative guide, coach, and quality control, all rolled into one. During a session, they help you shape your delivery, refine your phrasing, capture emotional nuance, and ensure that every word feels believable. They’ll coach you through multiple takes, know when to push for more, and decide whether to keep a whole take or stitch together a performance from the best moments.

We create a recording space that feels comfortable, safe, and supportive, so you can be emotionally open and focused. The goal is to help you relax, trust, and perform without pressure. Great vocals happen when you feel grounded and heard and that’s what we make space for.

You’re not just here to sing. You’re here to tell a story, and we’re here to help you tell it right.