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November 9, 2010

Listen to Our String Recording Work

Browse audio examples of both solo and section string recording below. We provide string recording and string arranging services. We also provide full remote recording and other production services.
Contact us at chris@christianhowes.com or call or text 614-332-8689 to discuss your project.

Producers have hired us to record strings on commercials, TV/film scores and video games. Our team of string players have also been used on a wide variety of albums spanning many genres.

TV, Film and Video Game Scores

Commercials

Lysol Mission for Health Commercial

Albums

Contact us to sweeten your tracks:

Christian – chris@christianhowes.com – 614 332 8689

Custom Quotes

Every project is different. Pricing depends on the scope, arranging or transcription needs, number of parts and layers, schedule, and required deliverables. Send your materials and project notes to receive a custom quote before work begins.

To request a custom quote, email chris@christianhowes.com, call or text 614-332-8689, or schedule a 15-minute consultation.

A former Associate Professor of the Berklee College of Music, I am an established classical and jazz violinist supervising a team of string players recording remotely.  

We collaborate with you to clarify the musical direction, deliverables, and review process for each production.

Our team of string players and arrangers provides live string sections through a flexible remote-recording workflow. We collaborate by overdubbing from remotely-based studios.

We are experienced improvisers and can also create ad libs in various styles including: classical, middle eastern, Americana/folk/bluegrass/celtic, jazz (trad to modern), R and B, blues, rock. 

Email chris@christianhowes.com or text/call 614-332-8689 to discuss your project and/or receive more information.

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