mixing, mastering, recording

& Live Events

cosmic drew studios

FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS | VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS
NORTHWEST ARKANSAS & THE RIVER VALLEY

STUDIO SERVICES

Professional mixing/mastering for all genres of music.

Basic Services:

Single Track Mastering – $35/song

Multi-Stem Mixing/Mastering (Up to 10 Stems)
– $85/song*
Multi-Stem Mixing/Mastering (11-20 Stems)
– $115/song*
Multi-Stem Mixing/Mastering (21 to 50 Stems)
– $145/song*

20% discount for 5 or more tracks.

For song with more than 50+ stems please contact me. We can probably group some of the stems together to keep it under “50” but it’s case by case. Especially for electronic producers, projects can have hundreds of individual tracks. Contact me and we can work something out. ;-D

Prices include two revisions for free. I will send a few mixes in progress as I’m actively working on a track for feedback, those are not “revisions”. Additional revisions are $20/25/30 (each tier) for Mixing/Mastering or $10 for just Mastering.

Advanced Services:

In Person Audio Engineering

Writing -> Producing -> Recording -> Mixing -> Mastering or a combination of any of the above

Everything from a full band multi-track album with multiple sessions to a single vocal recording session to a live recorded band demo or even a podcast/audiobook recording.

Prices depend on the complexity of the project, but I am very considerate and flexible since I recognize this industry is extremely competitive and many people can record their projects at home. Most of my client’s projects are a combination of their at home recordings and recordings at my studio. Let me help you take your project to the next level of professional quality.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions.

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Equipment

Live Event Sound

2X Peavey PV215 Speakers (700W each)
Behringer VP1800S (18″ 1600W)
2X Peavey Vintage Speakers
Behringer Floor Monitor
Behringer Europort MPA40BT
Behringer PMP4000 16 Channel 1600W Live Mixer
      16 channels in
      4 channels out (up to 2 separate mono monitor mixes)
      FBQ Feedback Detection System
Behringer iNUKE 1000W Power Amplifier
Peavey 500W Power Amplifier with Mixer
Tascam US16x08 Audio Interface
      for Recording Live Events or used in combination with the PMP4000 for an extremely customizable live mix
      16 separate inputs (Enough to record a large band with full 16 track multi-track recordings)
      8 separate outputs
      Built in DSP Mixer, EQ & Compressor
      8X Ultra-HDDA microphone preamps
      8X TRS Line Inputs
All the name-brand mics listed above for the studio (Lewitt 440 Pure, Shure Beta 58a, Shure SM58, SHS OM-500, Shure Beta 52, AT2020)
plus a variety of cheaper mics for larger coverage
          (ex: 4X Behringer XM8500, 3X Weimer WM57)
Odyssey CTBC2060 DJ Table
Huge variety of mic stands
All powered by multiple Furman Power Conditioners
I also either use the APC64 & APC40 mkii with Ableton Live for DJing or a Pioneer DDJ-RB with Rekordbox (or both)

I can set up three different PA Systems at once or combine them for a larger venue. My largest sound system with a subwoofer & floor monitor can handle small/medium sized venues. My medium sized stereo PA can be set up at the same time (for example a wedding ceremony or a presentation room away from the main stage) and a small portable PA system with wheels & handle is great for locations that needs amplified audio but also need to be discreet (For Example: speeches at a wedding dinner). The large PA could be set up for the main dance area of a wedding, the medium PA for the main ceremony & the small PA for the wedding dinner speeches.

I will put up dimensions of the rooms I consider “larger”, “medium” & “small” soon. For reference a venue like the main stage of George’s Majestic or JJ’s Live in Fayetteville would be too large for my entire system to cover, but the front room stage at George’s would be great. If you’ve been to some shows in Fayetteville, I’ve used my sound system at both Nomad’s and it’s more than enough or if you’ve been to West & Watson (formerly the Social Club) or a venue like the recently closed Smoke & Barrel this system would easily cover those venues. I’ve used the sound system for the main stage of a smaller music festival and it also sounded great. The stage at that festival is about the same size of the smaller stages at a large festival like Wakarusa/Backwoods/Wakaan.

Live Event Lighting

12′ Tall by 15′ Wide Lighting Truss
Enttec DMXIS DMX Controller
7’x10′ Chauvet MotionDrape LED
3’x5′ Chauvet MotionDrape LED Mini
2X Spider Motion LED Lights
6X 70W DMX PAR Lights
8X 36W DMX PAR Lights

STUDIO B – VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS

Powered by Ableton Live Suite & Universal Audio LUNA

I use the same Ryzen 9 5950X Workstation at home as well as the Universal Audio Volt 476 interface.

My home setup includes PreSonus Eris E5 studio monitors instead of the E66 MTM monitors. I tried to match the studio monitor’s frequency response between my home studio and the Fayetteville studio so I can easily work on mixes in both places. The Eris E5’s are 5.5″ speakers while the E66’s are dual 6.5″. I also have a Klipsch subwoofer at home, both have their cutoff at 100Hz (the studio monitors also have their cutoff matched) and have been properly calibrated. I also use my Akai APC64, APC40 mkii & Nektar Impact VI61 at home.

I have a LOT more equipment. I’ll add more the next time I’m at the studio in Fayetteville. A rack-mounted Behringer compressor/limiter, a vintage digital synthesizer that sounds amazing, another Peavey live amplifier, a Behringer studio piano with weighted keys. I want to make sure I have the correct make/model of all my equipment before adding them. I’ll also add a more detailed list of the software I use.