Philosophy – HAN STUDIO

Recording

Recording is a foundational process for all music,
and communication is paramount.
Choosing the right equipment, checking microphone positions,
and guiding the music to become more artistic
are tasks that can’t be achieved through mixing alone.

At Han Studio, we’ve poured our souls to help artists relax, ensure effective monitoring,
and maintain seamless communication with the director or engineer during recording.
Inside the booth, there’s a screen linked with the engineer for real-time work review
and an 8-channel monitoring fader for direct control.

The control room is equipped with a wireless talkback system,
and a mini keyboard is always on hand for immediate pitch checks.
We typically record with two microphones and two preamps,
making it easy to compare and select the best audio possible.

With our premium gear and expert guidance, you’ll capture music of the highest quality.

Mixing

Every piece of music has its own unique color.
This can be categorized by genre or by the instruments used.
We believe that good mixing isn’t about altering this color,
but rather about helping to make the artist’s vision shine through with unmatched clarity and precision.

Since taste is subjective, it’s impossible to define a “better” color objectively.
Han Studio understands this, and to close that gap, we follow a simple, foolproof process:

Draft Mix Review -> 1st Feedback -> 1st Revision -> Remote Real-time Monitoring ->
2nd Feedback -> Final Revision -> Final QC & Confirmation.

We don’t place a limit on revisions.
This isn’t a one-and-done process; we use various methods and procedures to find the best possible mix for your sound.

Vocal Tune

It’s no exaggeration to say that the greatest advantage of modern mixing is pitch correction.
It has made high-quality albums accessible to everyone, and virtually every artist uses it.
This means the key to quality lies in how naturally and meticulously it’s done.

At Han Studio, when we handle tuning with mixing, we go through a precise, triple-stage process:

Before the mix begins,
After the mix,
During the final QC process.

You can see the incredible detail of our tuning process for yourself at the blog link below.
It’s the difference between a good sound and a truly professional sound