Turn around time varies depending on the number of songs you send as well as how much work I might have ahead of you. However, I try my best to meet recording dates as long as I am notified in advance. I will do rush orders on the weekend for $100 per track.

No, I play by ear only. Flats, sharps and all of that are foreign to me. However, I can listen to a song and tell what key it's in. The only explaination I have of this is God and God alone.

Most custom soundtrack business' charge per instrument. I choose to charge one flat price to avoid confusion. Some individuals leave it up to me to choose the instrumentation and some tell me exactly what instruments they want.

Some songs may have 4 instruments (bass guitar, acoustic guitar, drums & piano) and some may require 10. It all depends on the song.

Yes, only me.

The piano is a Clavanova, strings and ochestration are a Korg triton, the drums are Roland V6 but all other instruments are live.

No, once you pay the initial price it's yours to perform or record with. However, it is up to you to compensate the song writer's royalties.

No

Kyla rowland has great information and instructions of these topics on her website:

http://www.kylarowland.com/copyright.htm

When I receive a demo I chart out the song in the Nashville number system. If you only send a vocal demo, it is hard to know how many measures to hold out a line, tempo of the song, and sometimes the key is hard to pick up.

If you only send the music to song I am not familiar with, it takes twice as long to do the track for you.

So that I can make the CD labels and keep the tracks in my data base.

Yes, I have a mixed copy of every track I do. I only keep the un-mixed version up to 4 weeks. That is why it is important that I hear back from you after you recieved your track so that I know everything is okay.

Not at this time.

Absolutely, I am the only one that hears the songs that you send. Also, I am a songwriter myself and know how important it is to protect them.