You don't want to produce in the wrong direction
Before recording, mixing, or mastering begins, a look at the structure pays off.
Before you invest time and money in recording, mixing, or mastering: I listen to your demo or rough mix specifically for its structure and tell you in writing, with timestamps, what would make the song stronger.
You have a finished draft, a demo, or a rough mix of your song, but you're unsure about the structure: Does the chorus land at the right time? Does a verse drag? Is the kick missing toward the end? That's exactly what Song Doctoring is for, an honest second opinion before production begins.
I listen to your song specifically for its structural arrangement, not for mix or mastering quality: song structure, chorus timing and strength, verse length, tension arc, song length, and hook. The result is concrete, actionable suggestions with timestamps, tied exactly to the point in the song they refer to, not gut feeling in a couple of sentences.
Optionally I add a short voice memo to the written feedback. Afterwards you know exactly where revising is worth it, before you invest in recording, mixing, or mastering.
You don't need your own studio for this.
Before recording, mixing, or mastering begins, a look at the structure pays off.
Does the chorus land at the right time, does a verse drag, is the kick missing toward the end?
After hours on your own song, the distance needed for an objective assessment of the structure is often missing.
For pure sonic feedback on mix and mastering, there's the song analysis or the reference track mix analysis.
Written feedback with timestamps, optionally extended with a voice memo.
Written feedback on structural arrangement with timestamps: song structure, chorus timing and strength, verse length, tension arc, song length, and hook. Optionally extended with a short voice memo.
Structural feedback with a clear focus.
I listen specifically for the arrangement, not for mix or mastering quality.
Every note refers to a specific point in the song, not a vague overall verdict.
If it's about frequencies or loudness rather than structure, the reference track mix analysis or song analysis fits better.
One link is enough to get started.
Cloud link, clearly audible, no access request.
If you already have a hunch, that helps with the evaluation.
Extends the written feedback with a spoken assessment.
Four steps to the feedback.
You enter the link to your demo or rough mix, optionally with notes.
I listen to your song specifically for its arrangement, not for mix or mastering quality.
You get written feedback with timestamps and concrete suggestions.
On request I add a short spoken memo to the written feedback.
The most important answers before you order.
No, Song Doctoring checks exclusively the structural arrangement, not mix or mastering quality.
Written feedback with timestamps, for example „shorten the verse at 1:20“, plus an assessment of chorus, tension arc, song length, and hook.
No, a demo or rough mix is enough, that's exactly what the service is for, before actual production.
Optionally a short voice memo can be added to the written feedback at purchase.
Then the reference track mix analysis or the song analysis with feedback fits your concern better.
The exact delivery time is shown by the shop during checkout, usually within a few business days.
Not sure if your song is ready for production yet? Message me through the contact page, I'll tell you honestly what I'd hear.