Recorded 8/18/23
Steven Serra-7 String Guitar
Kyle Gentile-Drums
Written by Brian Blade
Aphex Twin “Flim”
Steven Serra: 7 String Guitar
Kyle Gentile: Drums
written by Richard D. James
NBC5 Chicago weekend show performance
“Save Me” Cover
Recorded in self-quarantine 3-20-3/23/20 at Small House Songs
“Blackbird” on unaccompanied Kamaka Soprano Ukulele
Song by P. McCartney
Arranged by Steve Serra
Small House Songs Tracking Services
If you are an artist or voice talent, Small House Songs provides a comfortable space to do any voice work or podcasts.
If you are in a band and you have exhausted most of your budget recording all your basic tracks in a studio and you need a small amount of overdub work or reamping, we have some reasonable rates.
Contact Us Anytime for any questions or rates.
Small House Songs Student Resource Center.
I’ve noticed that my students don’t come with their instruments in tune. Perhaps it’s because music is new to them, they don’t know how to use certain tools like a tuner. With this video, I teach different ways to get you to pitch on your guitar, bass, or ukulele.
Small House Songs Drum Sample Pack
I made this drum sample pack. This video is showing my process and what you can do with the sample pack. It will be available once I figure out how to set up my store.
About
Small House Songs is a full-service production studio located in Palatine, Illinois, just northwest of Chicago.
We are committed to providing a variety of high-quality audio and visual services, such as but not limited to:
Mastering
Audio Restoration
Songwriting and Beat-making (Original, Custom, or Covers)
Song Publishing (Registered ASCAP Member)
Foley/Sound Design (Studio and On-Site)
Filming
Video Editing
Film Sync
We also provide limited online Skype lessons for guitar and audio production. Please contact us for rates.
Input List
Do you want to use a specific instrument, microphone, preamp, or outboard for your session at Small House Songs? Check out our Equipment Options. Also feel free to print it out and bring it to us.
