Notes about [client responds]

[client responded contradicting the studio's statements regarding the separate track and other issues.  However bear in mind there is some unequal playing field here as the studio is identified and the client is not.  bTucson does not have any information as to the veracity of any statements]

The client brought in a multi-track project. Budget was a non-issue and studio was well aware of this. The client expected the project to be held in highest regard, mixed properly and to industry standard, and was willing and able to pay for such. The client simply wanted the music professionally mixed and mastered and expected such to be done, as one would reasonably expect the functions of a recording studio to be performed. There were no pre-recorded or pre-layered audio tracks in this mix, and all tracks were recorded by client individually, regardless of how inferior studio believes the client's instrument to be. The fact is that the project was multi-track. No one from this studio recommended recording any tracks separately. In fact, this was never suggested, even when questioned by client. Studio stated they were operating on new and unfamiliar software. This studio most definitely did NOT record six albums for client. And no, this studio was not contacted to do any further work for this client. A vocalist that was hired to lay down a vocal track suggested that she would like to do it there and she later declined because of studio’s lack of business etiquette, complete unprofessionalism, and statement that this studio might consider such only because they could certainly use the money. If this studio's work was satisfactory for this client, there would be no need to waste time leaving a comment about these services. There is no animosity. There is no bad intention here. There is only the truth that these projects were handled in a non-professional manner for whatever reason studio decides to justify such in their mind. Perhaps this studio treats other projects with care and respect. This was simply not the case here and these things do happen. This former client certainly wishes this studio good luck.