About Modern Approaches to Music Production

Music production has evolved over time, especially since the advent of computer based production. Studios nowadays have the option of setting themselves up based on the old ways of analog outboard equipment, the new way of computer based recording and processing, or a hybrid of the two.

Some of the most high profile production professionals, such as mixing engineer and producer Andrew Scheps, have made the transition to working fully “in the box,” a term that refers to working strictly in the virtual environment, foregoing all analog outboard equipment. Many studios have followed suit, keeping large analog mixing boards and processors around just to impress potential clients. The reason the cost of recording, mixing and mastering in a brick and mortar studio is so high is because the analog gear, such as mixing boards and tape machines, is expensive to maintain. Add that to the cost of the physical facility, and it is no wonder the best studios will charge anywhere between $2,000 and $5,000 per day.

Boneyard Sound is a production studio that not only has fully embraced the advantages and convenience of the virtual approach to production, we have also fully passed on all the associated cost savings to our customers. That is why our rates are much lower, for the same professional service you will find in high end studios around the world.

If you want to know more about our facility, our process and our approach, please reach out to use via the contact page for a Skype meeting, and we will be happy to tell you all about it. Also remember, we have a money back guarantee if you are not completely satisfied with the end product, so it is a risk free service for you.