Vocal harmony arrangements

I write and record the harmony parts for your song.

Send me the track. I work out what the vocal arrangement needs, record each harmony part separately and send you the files.

How it works

Simple from the start.

You do not need stems or a finished production. An MP3 or rough mix is enough for me to hear the melody, chords and space available for the harmonies.

01

Send me the song

Tell me what you have in mind, if anything. If you are not sure, I will suggest the kind of harmony arrangement I think fits the track.

02

I quote the work

I tell you the price and delivery time before you commit. The amount depends on how many parts the song needs and how involved the arrangement is.

03

I write and record the parts

You receive one file for each harmony part, so you can use my vocals, rebalance them, or have your own singers learn and replace them.

Pricing

Quoted per song.

A simple second voice and a full multi-part arrangement are different jobs. These prices are starting points; you will always know the exact figure before the work begins.

Single song

from €80
  • Custom harmony arrangement
  • Every part recorded separately
  • WAV delivery
  • Typical delivery: 5–7 days

Five songs or more

from €65 / song
  • For EPs and albums
  • Consistent approach across the project
  • One schedule for the whole job

Harmony breakdown

from €80
  • For an existing song you want to learn
  • Each voice worked out separately
  • Each part recorded as a guide

What you receive

Separate parts, not just a finished mix.

That gives you control. You can use the tracks as they are, turn individual voices up or down, remove one, or replace my performance with your own singer.

Standard delivery

  • One WAV file per harmony part
  • Files aligned for easy use in a DAW
  • MP3 guide copies on request
  • No claim on your song or royalties

Experience

Harmony is the work I am known for.

On The Beatles Vocal Harmony I have published more than 130 breakdowns of Beatles recordings, identifying vocal parts and how they fit together. That same listening work is what I use when arranging new material.

Questions

Before you send a song.

Can my own singer replace your voice?

Yes. The separate tracks work well as guide vocals: your singer can learn each line and then record it in their own voice.

How many harmony parts do you write?

As many as the song needs. Sometimes one extra line is enough; sometimes the arrangement calls for three or four voices.

Can I use the arrangement commercially?

Yes. The song remains yours. I do not claim royalties or ownership of your composition.

What should I send?

An MP3 or rough mix is enough to start. If you later have stems, they can be useful but they are not required for the quote.

Start here

Send me the song.

I will listen and reply with a price, a delivery time and what I think the track needs.

Send your song
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