Question 1

How does working together work?

Accepted Answer

You send me your project idea, then we take our time to talk through what you have in mind. If the vibe fits, I get started and you first get a free preview so you can hear where it's heading. Only once you're happy do the costs we discussed apply — and you get the finished project shortly after.

Question 2

Do I have to come to you on Borkum?

Accepted Answer

No. It all runs completely remote, no matter where you live. But if you feel like recording at the studio, you're always more than welcome.

Question 3

What is the free preview?

Accepted Answer

Before you pay anything, you get a roughly 30-second snippet of your song after a first chat. That way you hear how I work, whether you like the style and whether it fits — only when you want the full track does it become paid.

Question 4

What does it cost?

Accepted Answer

Every project is different — for some packages you'll find "from" prices for orientation. We put together your exact quote once I know what you need. If you want a track with 12 tracks mixed, for example, it'll naturally be cheaper than a project with 20+ tracks. The same goes for songwriting or production.

Question 5

How many revisions are included?

Accepted Answer

Four revisions are included, so you're really happy. If it goes beyond that, we settle it fairly based on the effort.

Question 6

What do I get in the end?

Accepted Answer

Your finished track in the agreed formats — and on request the individual stems and further add-ons too.

Question 7

Who owns the rights to my song?

Accepted Answer

With payment, the usage rights pass to you. I do reserve the right to post songs as references or similar on my website and various platforms, and to talk about them. With ghostproducing you get all the rights — the song runs entirely as yours, and I won't connect it to me as a reference or in any other way.

Question 8

Which genres do you do?

Accepted Answer

Growing up I produced and wrote a lot of HipHop. On top of that, over the last few years I've worked increasingly with Dubstep / EDM / Pop, so I'm not locked to a single genre. Just reach out — then I'll tell you honestly whether it's a fit.

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