Arrangement & Production
From a raw idea to a full professional track
A guitar riff, a voice memo, a rehearsal recording — that's enough to start. I build complete arrangements around your ideas. Any genre, remote workflow, worldwide.
Hear the Difference
Real sessions — before and after professional arrangement and production.
Acoustic Demo — Full Band
Rehearsal Take — Studio Version
Folk Session
Indie Track — Guitar & Arrangement
Frequently Asked Questions
I only have an idea recorded on my phone. Is that enough?
Do you use live instruments or samples?
My band recorded an idea at rehearsal. Can you turn it into a proper track?
I want a simple guitar recording to sound like a full orchestra. Is that possible?
Can I choose which instruments go into the track?
What if I don't like the direction you take?
How much does it cost and how does payment work?
Once someone sent me a voice message. Literally — they hummed a melody into their phone somewhere in the kitchen, you could hear a dripping tap in the background. And wrote: "here's an idea, I don't know what to do with it."
I listened five times. Then I picked up my guitar.
Three days later they received a complete track — with live guitars, bass, atmospheric keys and percussion. The same melody they hummed in the kitchen, but now it sounded like a song. They wrote back saying they didn't recognize it — in the best way possible.
Arrangement for me is translation. You hear something inside, and I help that something come out as real music. I don't impose my taste — I listen to what you want to say and find the instruments that say it best.
Pro Tip
Don't worry about the quality of what you send. A voice memo with a tap in the background is a perfectly valid starting point — the performance and the idea are what matter. Everything else is my job.
I work across all genres — blues-rock, funk, indie, pop, metal, jazz, electronic. My personal background gives me a deep understanding of live instruments and groove, but I bring the same attention to every style.
You send what you have — a sketch, a riff, MIDI, a voice recording. We talk about what the result should sound like. I build the arrangement, send you a demo, you hear the direction and tell me what to change. It's always a conversation, never a one-way delivery.
Whether you want to add one instrument or create a full orchestral sound — I work with your vision and bring it to life.
Pro Tip
References are gold. Find two or three songs that have the feel, the instrumentation, or the energy you're going for — and share them. It gets us to the right direction faster than any description.