Stem Mastering While conventional mastering involves fine-tuning and processing of the final two-track mixdown, stem mastering focuses on the processing of the component stems (or mix groups if you prefer) of the mixdown/song. For example, the different instrument groups of a mix such as drums, bass, guitar, keyboards and vocals. Stem mastering gives the mastering engineer much more freedom of choice in the processing stage of the mastering and the …Read More
To celebrate the launch of the new studio website, we are offering a discount of 15% for bookings made for 2013 throughout the month of July. To get the discount the session dates must be arranged during the month of July, confirmed and a 25% deposit paid to secure the dates. This applies to recording, mixing and mastering sessions. We look forward to hearing from you! Greg Chandler
Preparing Digital Masters for Vinyl It is commonly unknown amongst bands and even some record labels that music mastered for CD is often not suitable for creating a vinyl master. In this blog I will attempt to outline some of the processes involved with vinyl mastering and discuss the differences in the formats. Hopefully it will give a little insight to musicians who are having their albums released on vinyl. Vinyl …Read More
We still have some session dates available for 2013. So if your band, recording artist or company is looking for a first class recording, mixing and mastering studio in the heart of the country, please feel free to call us today to discuss your project and prospective dates. 0121-323-3332 info@prioryrecordingstudios.co.uk Regards Greg Studio Manager
Welcome to the new home of Priory Recording Studios, Birmingham. We hope you like the new look as much as we do. The site has been designed and built by the brilliant Infinite Media Design We have some new features now that make it easier than ever to book a session at the studio. We are proud to announce the launch of Priory Online Mastering – a secure, user friendly …Read More
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