Rocsoulfully Studios

Production takes the song or musical starting point you bring and turns it into a finished record. It can include arrangement, sound choices, recording, editing, mixing, and mastering within your monthly hours.

It depends on what already exists. Shaping, replaying, or rebuilding music you bring can be production. If we create the beat or musical foundation from scratch, that is composition and co-writing.

If you own or have permission to use the beat, we can record and produce your song around it. We will ask for the beat files and any license details before final delivery.

It becomes co-writing when we create a main part of the song, such as a beat, chord progression, melody, hook, or lyrics. Changing sounds, editing, or helping with a performance is normally production. We make the call together before the work begins.

The $500 is the creative fee. The artist and Rocsoulfully each receive half of the songwriting ownership unless everyone agrees to a different split. The names, credit, and percentages go on a split sheet before release.

They are included within the hours of a monthly production package. A mobile recording fee covers recording on location only, so mixing and mastering are separate unless an active monthly client uses available package hours with approval.

Yes. You keep your masters. A co-writing split covers ownership of the song itself. It does not give Rocsoulfully ownership of your master recording.

No. Each package includes a set number of monthly hours and a set number of songs that can be in production at one time. You can add time or another song position when needed.

Hook writing means creating the chorus or main repeated line. Topline means creating the vocal melody and phrasing. A featured vocal is a credited vocal performance added to the record.

It covers the lodging and agreed room and board listed in your approved estimate while you work at Rocsoulfully. You book and pay for your own flight and local transportation. It is not a reimbursement, and it does not mean a producer travels to you.

Yes. Remote production uses your included monthly hours and has no separate remote-session fee. It can cover live production direction, arrangement work, edit or mix review, and file-based production. The $300 standalone remote session is only for artists who do not have an active monthly package.

Yes. If you provide a suitable, equipped studio, the producer day is $1,000 for up to 8 hours and recording equipment is not included. If Rocsoulfully needs to bring recording equipment, choose a mobile recording package.

The local zone covers greater Metro Atlanta, including Douglasville, Villa Rica, Paulding County, Cobb County, Atlanta, Decatur, and nearby Metro Atlanta cities. We confirm the service address before booking. A half-day is $650 for up to 3 recording hours. A full-day is $1,200 for up to 6 recording hours.

The mobile rate gives you the on-location recording session and captured files, not a finished release. Post-production happens later at Rocsoulfully Studios. A vocal mix and master is $450 per song, a full multitrack mix and master is $650 per song, and mastering only is $125 per song. Mix-only service is $350 for vocals over a stereo beat or $550 for a full multitrack song.

Extended Georgia sessions are $1,450 for up to 6 recording hours at locations generally within about 2 hours of Douglasville, such as Macon, plus round-trip mileage at the current IRS business rate, tolls, and parking. Out-of-state work is $1,200 per recording day plus $500 per travel day and all approved travel, lodging, meal, equipment transport, and venue expenses.

Yes. Co-writing, hook writing, topline, featured vocals, additional song positions, extra studio time, artist fly-in accommodation, producer location work, mobile recording, mixing, and mastering can be added with your approval.