Evermore Sound FAQ

Please arrive 5–10 minutes early to ensure we start on time. Late arrivals may reduce your session time.

Typically clients can bring a maximum of TWO guests per artist.

If you wish to bring more guests, please call us in advance.

Yes, every session includes a professional engineer to handle setup and recording so you can focus on performing.

Yes, we work with artists of all experience levels and guide beginners through the process.

Recording captures your performance, mixing balances and enhances the track, and mastering is the final polish for streaming-ready quality. For a more detailed explanation, check out our blog post here where we break down each step of the process.

Same-day mixes may be available depending on schedule and project complexity. Contact us to check availability.

Yes, we are fully equipped to record live bands, including full drum kits and multiple instruments.

Yes, we offer discounted packages for multiple sessions or larger projects.

Fill out the booking form on our website or call us directly to schedule your session. Click here to request a booking.

Cancellations or rescheduling must be made at least 48 hours in advance to avoid fees.
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Yes, a 50% deposit is required to secure your booking, with the remaining balance due at the beginning of your session.

We work with any style of music.

Evermore Sounds has been open since March 2012.

The owner, Luke Beaulac, previously owned a recording studio in Canada which had been in operation for over 10 years.

Yes, we have ProTools & Cubase.

We have a large selection of high-quality microphones.

We use nothing but the best brands such as:

Neumann, Royer, Sennheiser, AKG, Earthworks, Beyer, etc

We work at 32 bit 44.1kHz, but we can work at most resolutions, even up to 192kHz.

Session length depends on the project, but most songs take 2- hours to record. Larger projects or live recordings may require additional time.

Yes, we provide professional voice over recording in a treated studio environment for clear, broadcast-quality audio.

We also offer remote connection with Source-Connect and Zoom.

Yes, we record audiobooks with high-quality microphones and professional editing to meet industry standards.

Yes, we can mix live concerts but we do offer onsite recording.

Here’s how a rap session goes:

We create the session in Protools and setup the mic levels and compression (usually 15 minutes)

Start recording (usually 1 hour per song, if you include ad-libs, doubling, accents, etc)

Mixing and mastering is done on our time, after the session.

We’ve got a great setup for recording guitars.

The heads are in the control room, so the guitar player listens through the large monitors.

This gives us the advantage of tweaking the heads from the control room.

The cabinets are in the studio.

We have a custom guitar patch bay which allows us to patch any head to any cabinet.

Yes, we do but we DO NOT replace our drum recordings!

We use drum samples ONLY for layering, not for replacing.

It depends on many factors such as style of music and quality of musicians.

And most importantly BUDGET.

And also depends on the quality of recording desired. Is this for a demo or album quality?

Talk to us about your project and we’ll give you a quote.

Yes!

Actually, we encourage all artists to do a pre-production session with us.

This not only saves precious studio time but it helps musicians prepare for the session.

We usually mic everything.

Every drum is miked. Kick, snare have 2 mics.

If time permits, we’ll do top & bottom on toms as well.

We also mic overhead and distant rooms.

Usually 16 inputs for drums.

This gives us a lot of options at mix time.

Our mixing service includes level balancing, EQ, compression, effects processing, and overall enhancement to achieve a polished, professional sound.

Yes, we offer online mixing and mastering for artists locally and worldwide. Simply send us your files and project details to get started.

Mixing turnaround time depends on the project, but most mixes are completed within a few business days.

Yes, you can send us properly exported stems from your home recordings, and we’ll professionally mix and master them.

A set number of revisions is included to ensure you’re satisfied with the final mix. Additional revisions can be arranged if needed.

Yes, we can provide instrumental and acapella versions upon request.

Yes, we mix with our Amek Mozart Rupert Neve console utilizing vintage gear such as:

Universal Audio LA2A, 1176 compressor, Abbey Road RS-124 compressor, Crane Song HEDD and so on. We also mix (ITB) in the box using many plugins such as:

UAD2, Waves, EMI, Powercore, etc.

It depends on the songs & the number of tracks. Call us for more info.

Evermore Sound is located at 1633 Acme Street, Orlando, Florida 32805.

Yes, our recording studio is conveniently located just minutes from downtown Orlando.

Yes, we work with artists from across Florida and beyond who are looking for a professional recording studio in Orlando.

Yes, free parking is available at our Orlando studio for your convenience.

We serve artists from Winter Park, Kissimmee, Lake Mary, Altamonte Springs, and surrounding Central Florida areas.

Yes, we offer remote mixing and mastering services for artists anywhere in the U.S. or internationally.

Weekend sessions are available upon request. Please contact us in advance to check availability.

Tape re-amping is the process of running your recorded tracks back through analog tape to add natural warmth, depth, and character.

Tape re-amping adds subtle saturation and harmonic richness that digital recordings often lack, giving your track a more professional and organic feel.

We can re-amp vocals, drums, guitars, and other instruments to enhance tone and texture.

Yes, we offer analog processing using high-quality outboard gear to add warmth, punch, and depth to your mix.

Tape re-amping smooths harsh frequencies, enhances low-end depth, and adds musical saturation that helps your mix sound fuller and more cohesive.