ABOUT
Jake Reynolds Recording is a professional studio owned and operated by producer, songwriter, and engineer Jake Reynolds, based in the Madison, WI area. With over eight years of experience working alongside indie artists and bands, Jake brings a collaborative, artist-first approach to every session — helping you shape, refine, and realize your musical vision from first take to final mix.
The Studio
This isn't your average home setup. Jake Reynolds Recording is a meticulously curated, high-end production environment built to deliver professional results without the intimidating price tag of a commercial studio. Whether you're tracking a full band, laying down vocals, or deep in the mixing phase, every piece of gear in this room was chosen with one goal in mind: making your music sound its absolute best.
The Gear
Great music starts with great tools. Every piece of gear at Jake Reynolds Recording was hand-selected to give your music the sonic quality it deserves.
Microphones
- Neumann TLM 103
- Shure SM7B
- Shure SM57s
- Shure PGA Drum Kit Mic Set
Instruments & Amps
- American Fender Stratocaster HSS
- American Fender Telecaster
- Gibson Les Paul Tribute
- Yamaha Birch Stage Custom Drum Kit
- Zildjian S Series Cymbals
- Fender DeVille Tube Amp
- Fender Pro Jr. IV Tube Amp
- Fender Rumble 500
Studio & Monitoring
- Yamaha HS8 Studio Monitors
- Audio-Technica Monitoring Headphones
- Behringer X32 Rack Interface
- Behringer P2 In-Ear Monitoring System
- Rupert Neve Designs RNDI-M Active DI Box
- Cloudlifter CL-1 Mic Activator
- Ableton 12 Suite DAW
- Extensive plugin library
Production Credits
Why Jake Reynolds Recording?
You've written the songs. You've put in the work. Now it's time to record them the right way — with gear that rivals any professional studio, an engineer and producer who actually listens, and a relaxed creative environment where you can focus on what matters most: the music. No corporate rates, no clock-watching, no compromise on quality.
Rates
🎙️ Studio Day Rate — $300/day (10 hours)
Need studio time and a skilled hand at the board? The Studio Day Rate gives you full access to the studio with Jake engineering your session. Ideal for bands and artists who are ready to track and want a professional on the session keeping everything running smoothly.
What's included:
- Full 10-hour studio session
- Professional engineering & signal chain setup
- Access to all studio gear, microphones, and instruments
- Basic session file delivered at end of day
🎚️ Engineering + Production Day Rate — $500/day (10 hours)
Take your session further with hands-on producing alongside full engineering. Jake will work with you not just to capture your performance, but to actively shape your sound — refining arrangements, offering creative direction, and getting you closer to a polished rough mix by the end of the day.
What's included:
- Full 10-hour studio session
- Professional engineering & production guidance
- Rough mix at end of session
- Access to all studio gear, microphones, and instruments
🏆 Ready To Release Package — $1,200/song (~5 days)
The full Jake Reynolds experience. This is a complete, start-to-finish production package designed to take your song from raw idea to a polished, release-ready master — the kind of record you'd be proud to put on any platform.
What's included:
- Arrangement & instrumentation
- Sound design & programming
- Full recording & vocal direction
- Guitar session playing
- Editing, comping & vocal tuning
- Full professional mix
- Five mix revisions
- Ready-to-release final master
This package is ideal for artists who want a true creative partner invested in making every element of their song the best it can be.
🎵 Multi-Song Packages
Recording more than one song? Save more with bundled rates — because great albums deserve great value.
| Songs | Total Price | Savings |
|---|---|---|
| 2 Songs | $2,100 | Save $300 |
| 3 Songs | $3,000 | Save $600 |
| 4 Songs | $3,900 | Save $900 |
| 5 Songs | $4,800 | Save $1,200 |
Multi-song packages include everything in the Ready To Release Package for each song.
