Choosing the right recording studio isn’t just about equipment or room size—it’s about the engineer, their experience, and how the workflow supports your project from start to finish. At Select Recording Studios, we understand that artists want clarity before they book. They want to know who is working on their music, how their files are handled, and what they can expect when the session ends.
After more than 25 years in the industry, our approach is built on consistency, communication, and results.

Does the Engineer Have Experience With My Genre?

This is one of the most important questions any artist should ask, and at Select Recording Studios the answer is a confident yes.

Paul Miles, our lead music producer and engineer, has worked across a wide range of musical styles over the past 25 years.

His experience includes: R&B, Pop, Rock, Hip Hop, Grime, Dubstep, Dance, Metal, Electro, Musical Theatre, Jazz, Country.

This broad background means Paul understands the technical and creative expectations of each genre—from vocal production and drum programming to live instrumentation and arrangement. Whether your project needs punch, polish, grit, or clarity, the engineering approach is shaped around the music, not forced into a one-size-fits-all template.

Will the Same Engineer Handle Recording, Mixing, and Mastering?

Yes. At Select Recording Studios, the same engineer works with you throughout the entire process.

Paul will be responsible for recording, editing, mixing, and mastering your song. This continuity is a huge advantage. There’s no need to explain your vision multiple times or worry about creative decisions getting lost between stages. The engineer who understands your performance, your sound, and your goals is the one finishing the track.

This streamlined workflow saves time, avoids miscommunication, and results in a more cohesive final record.

Can I Hear Examples of Previous Work?

Absolutely. We encourage artists to listen before they book.

Select Recording Studios provides access to an audio sample page featuring work across the many genres we’ve recorded and produced. This allows you to hear the quality, balance, and sonic character of the studio for yourself. Listening to real examples helps you understand how different styles are treated and whether the sound aligns with your expectations.

It’s not about promises—it’s about proof.

How Are File Backups and Data Security Handled?

Your music matters, and protecting it is taken seriously here.

At Select Recording Studios, everything is backed up. Session files, audio recordings, and project data are securely stored so you can have peace of mind. Even years down the line, you can contact us knowing your project is safe.

This level of backup protection is especially important for artists who may want revisions, remixes, or future re-releases. Knowing your work hasn’t disappeared offers long-term security that many studios simply don’t provide.

Do You Offer a Rough Mix at the End of the Session?

Yes—most definitely.

In most cases, artists can leave with a finished song on the day. However, if time runs out, you’ll still receive a rough or guide mix at the end of the session. This allows you to listen back, share the track, and live with the recording while the final mix is being prepared.

Rough mixes are an essential part of the workflow and help keep momentum moving even when sessions run tight.

What Is the Turnaround Time for the Final File?

Turnaround matters, especially when releases are scheduled or momentum is high.

At Select Recording Studios, you can expect to receive your final mixed and mastered file within 48 hours. This quick turnaround ensures your project keeps moving without unnecessary delays, while still maintaining professional quality and attention to detail.

A Workflow Built Around Artists

From genre expertise and consistent engineering to secure backups and fast delivery, the workflow at Select Recording Studios is designed to support artists at every stage. With over two decades of experience and a clear, reliable process, artists know exactly what they’re getting—and that confidence shows in the final recording.

When the engineer, workflow, and communication are right, the focus stays where it should be: on the music.