Studio Recording

A trained recording engineer for your recording studio session in Paris, working in a professional studio you book or one I help you choose to fit the project and the budget.

Mic selection and placement, gain staging, takes and comping in Pro Tools, with careful cleanup in iZotope RX where needed. You leave with clean, labelled, mix-ready multitracks. Voice, voice-over, full band or live capture.

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The Art of Studio Recording

I am the engineer behind the glass, not a room for rent. I work in a recording studio you have already booked, or help you pick the right one in Paris, then handle mic choice and placement, gain staging, takes and comping so the session runs smoothly and the files come out clean. I track from the studio's control room while you perform in the live room or vocal booth, monitoring on headphones, and I keep the take list organised as we go. Trained at Abbey Road Institute.

Every studio has its own character and capabilities, so I take real care choosing the right environment for your project: the size of the live room, the acoustic treatment, the console and preamps, the converters and the monitoring on hand. I match the room and signal chain to what you are recording and to your budget rather than pushing one fixed setup. My approach is about listening to you, to your music, and to what the space itself offers.

Great recordings come from attention to detail and from understanding what makes each artist unique. That means clean gain staging at the preamps, mic placement that suits the source and the room, and a take list that stays tidy so comping in Pro Tools is fast and musical. Whether it is an intimate vocal or voice-over session, a full band, or a live capture, I reach for iZotope RX to clean up noise or small issues only where it genuinely serves the recording.

Hear sessions I recorded and mixed (Back to Black, If I Ain't Got You) on the portfolio.

What You Get

High-quality multi-track recordings
Expert studio selection guidance
Professional recording techniques
Multiple takes and comping
Clean, edited recordings
Mix-ready final tracks
A recording studio session in Paris, in a room and signal chain matched to your project
Comping of the best takes in Pro Tools, with overdubs handled in-session
Cleanup in iZotope RX where it genuinely improves the recording
Sessions for voice, voice-over, full band or live capture

A recording studio session is a service where Hanna works as your recording engineer in a professional studio in Paris, booked for your project, never a room she owns or rents out. She handles mic selection and placement, gain staging, multiple takes, comping and any overdubs, working from the studio's control room while you perform in the live room or booth. She delivers clean multi-track recordings edited in Pro Tools, organised and labelled, with cleanup in iZotope RX where needed, ready for mixing. Sessions range from voice and voice-over to full band and live capture, with the room scaled to the project.

At a glance

Service	Recording engineer for studio sessions
Location	On-site in a professional studio in Paris, booked for the project
Handled in-session	Mic selection and placement, levels, multiple takes and comping
Deliverables	Clean multi-track recordings, organised and labelled, mix-ready
Editing tool	Pro Tools
Session types	Vocal and voice-over sessions through to full-band setups
Where I work	Control room of a booked Paris studio (live room or booth for you)
Cleanup tool	iZotope RX, used only where it serves the recording

My Process

From studio selection to polished recordings

Studio (yours or suggested)

I help select the ideal professional studio in Paris based on your project's needs and budget, weighing the live room size, the booth, the acoustic treatment, the console, preamps, converters and monitoring, or I step straight into a studio you have already booked.

Pre-Production

We discuss your vision and plan the session: the type of recording (voice, voice-over, full band or live capture), how to use the studio time well, a scratch or reference track if you have one, and the recommended session length, which we settle together at the quote stage.

Studio Setup

On the day I set up and sound check in the studio's control room: mic selection and placement, gain staging at the preamps, clean headphone monitoring for you in the live room or booth, and a session laid out in Pro Tools and ready to roll.

Recording Session

I guide you through the take, capturing multiple passes and any overdubs, keeping the take list organised so we always know which performances are the keepers, while you stay focused on the performance.

Editing & Delivery

I edit in Pro Tools (comping the best takes, tidying and labelling every track) and clean up noise or small issues in iZotope RX where it helps, then deliver organised, mix-ready multitracks for mixing or further production.

Ready to Record Your Music?

Let's find the perfect studio and bring your musical vision to life.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have your own studio?

No, I work as your recording engineer in a professional studio booked for the project. I can help you choose and book the right room for your needs and budget, or work in one you've already secured.

What do you handle during a session?

Everything on the engineering side, mic selection and placement, levels, multiple takes and comping, so you can focus on the performance.

What do I receive after the session?

Clean multi-track recordings, edited in Pro Tools, organised and labelled, ready for mixing.

Can you record voice-over or a full band?

Yes, from intimate vocal and voice-over sessions to full-band setups, in a studio scaled to the project.

How much does a session cost?

It depends on the studio, session length and setup; you'll get a clear quote after a free 15-minute call.

How should I prepare for a recording studio session?

Come ready to perform: rehearse your parts, and bring a scratch or reference track if you have one so we share the same target for tempo, key and feel. Bring your own instruments and any specific gear you want to use. We agree the session type (voice, voice-over, full band or live capture) and a recommended session length beforehand, so the studio time is spent recording rather than figuring out the plan.