Toronto Music Studio is an affordable professional recording studio in Toronto.
David Matheson makes recordings of people’s songs with them. Some want a beautiful version of them playing and singing – plain and simple. We can do that. Some people want a big arrangement with drums and bass, piano, guitars and maybe strings and back up vocals too — the whole nine yards. We can do that too.
If you’d like to make a professional recording of a song you’ve written, or do a cover song in your own way, it can be a great learning experience. It’s also a lot of fun and you’ll walk away with a recording you can be proud of. Put it on youtube, or do your own cd.
A simple arrangement doesn’t take long to record – as little as a couple of hours. The amount of time we put into it depends how complex you chose to go with your arrangement.
RECORDING STUDIO PRICING
3 Hours or Less | 3-7 Hours | More than 7 Hours |
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Wild Mountain Thyme | Josephine | My Best Friend for Life (Judy's Song) |
Wild Mountain Thyme Composer Francis McPeake Vocals - Mike Ford, Therese Dineen. Guitar - Mike Ford | Josephine Composer Marc Ouellette Vocals and guitars Marc Ouellette, Mike Ford Strings in virtual - Dave Matheson | My Best Friend for Life (Judy's Song) Composers Don MacRae and Judy Mellen All performed by Dave Matheson |
Birthday in Normandy | Anhelando Iruya | Everyway |
Birthday in Normandy Composer Max Metrault Vocals and guitars -- Max Metrault Accordion and virtual brass trio - Dave Matheson | Anhelando Iruya Composers Perotá Chingó Singer - Catherine Gryfe-Seeley All is else is Dave Matheson and the virtual instruments. | Everyway Composer James Miller Vocals, guitars James Miller Bass drums guitars, electric piano, and bg vocals by Dave Matheson |
EXAMPLES FROM OUR STUDIO
Swingler
writing, recording & instrumentation by David Matheson
Jingle Composer
recording, vocals & instrumentation by David Matheson, guest vocals by Lori Cullen & Anouk Bikkers
Cultural Exchange
recording & instrumentation by David Matheson
Pastoral
recording & instrumentation by David Matheson