Services
Tom Donovan Studio offers production, mixing, and mastering for artists and creative teams who want records finished with clarity, intent, and impact.
Projects range from early development through to release-ready records, working in-studio and remotely with artists worldwide. Every project is approached individually, with the same level of focus and care regardless of scale.
Production
Creative development from the ground up — shaping songs,
arrangements, and sonics while keeping the artist’s voice central to
the process.
Production work can begin at any stage, from rough ideas and
demos through to full record builds.
Includes:
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Song development & arrangement
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Creative direction & sound design
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In-studio or remote collaboration
Connie Constance tracking vocals at Tom Donovan Studio
Miles Kane in production at Tom Donovan Studio
Anorak Patch in pre-production at Tom Donovan Studio
Connie Constance tracking vocals at Tom Donovan Studio
Mixing
Mixes built for clarity, depth, and translation — ensuring records hold
together across streaming platforms, radio, and real-world playback
systems.
Each mix is approached with fresh perspective, not templates.
Includes:
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Full mix sessions
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Revisions handled collaboratively
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Delivery optimised for release formats
Mastering
Final masters prepared with care and restraint, ensuring consistency,
loudness control, and musical integrity across all platforms.
Mastering is available for projects mixed at the studio or externally.
Includes:
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Stereo mastering
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Platform-ready delivery
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Album and EP sequencing
Studio & remote work
Projects can be completed in person at the studio or remotely, depending on location and workflow preference.
Remote sessions are handled with the same attention and communication as in-studio work.
How projects usually work
Every project is different, but most begin with a short conversation to understand the music, goals, and timeline.
From there, the process is shaped around what the project actually needs — whether that’s hands-on development, focused technical work, or a balance of both. Artists remain involved throughout, with space for experimentation, feedback, and refinement.
Who this is for
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Independent and developing artists
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Established acts and creative teams
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Labels, managers, and commercial clients
Artists at earlier stages are welcome, particularly where there is curiosity, ambition, and a desire to develop the work properly.