Credits include Mickey Thomas (Starship), producer Desmond Child, songwriter/producer Dennis Lambert, Herbie Hancock and more. Over 35 Years Of Creative Studio & Live Performance Experience Working Alongside, As Well As Sharing The Stage With Some Of The Industry’s Top Grammy Nominated/Winning Producers, Songwriters & Performing Artists.
Have tracks (Single, EP, Album or Demo) that you’d like professionally produced, mixed & mastered?
Are you a singer/songwriter or solo artist looking for professionally tracked arrangements/instrumentation to elevate your original recordings?
Are you an original artist looking to collaborate, perform or record your material?
• Musicians, Singers, Bands, Songwriters... all artists will be accommodated
• Amateur, Semi-Professional, Professional... all industry levels are welcome & respected
• Pop, Rock, R&B, Acoustic, etc... Most styles can be represented as I have international recording & live performance credentials in various genres of music
Services include...
• Studio Tracking/Recording/Mixing/Mastering
• Music & Vocal Production
• Composition/Songwriting/Arrangement
• Vocals, Keyboards (piano, organ, synthesizer, etc.), Guitars (electric, acoustic, etc.), Bass, Percussion
• Synthesizer/Drum Programming
• Professional Touring & Session Vocalists/Musicians Are Available For Tracking Upon Client Request
Music is my passion. So I can assure any prospective client, most undoubtedly, that you will get no less than 100% of my diligence/efforts/focus to make your project shine. And as a multi-instrumentalist, I can offer you a unique perspective & turnkey solution towards your vision.
Click the 'Contact' above to get in touch. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Credits
- Phil Kenzie
- Desmond Child
- Elliot Randall
- Rick Derringer
- Mickey Thomas
- Tavares
- Peter Beckett
- Larry Hoppen
- Starship
- Ambrosia
- Clarence Clemons
- The Tokens
- Exile
- Steppenwolf
- The Guess Who
- Blood
- Sweat & Tears
- The Rascals
- Taylor Dayne
- Gloria Gaynor
- Dennis Lambert
- Gov't Mule
- Sam Moore
- Peter Tork
- The Dell Vikings
- 38 Special
- Atlanta Rhythm Section
- Jacob's Ladder
- Huey Lewis & The News
- Sister Hazel
- Dennis Edwards
- Dicky Betts
- Dave Mason
- Eric Burden & The Animals
- Restless Heart
- Little Texas
- Eddie Money
- The Gin Blossoms
- Grand Funk Railroad
- KC & The Sunshine Band
- Herbie Hancock
- Al Dimeola
- Player
- Live performance and studio credits include... Dennis Lambert
- Larry Hoppin
- HUEY LEWIS
11 Reviews - 1 Repeat Client
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Simply superb! Edward takes your song in as if it were his own, and leaves you with something to be really proud of. Bringing a stream of ideas to the table that truly served the song, Edward was attentive and responsive throughout. With Edward as your producer, you will watch your composition quickly build. I believe Edwards vision helped to make our song all it could possibly be - I am sure he will do same for you.
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Eddie created a really great instrumental for my song!! I love the chords he chose and the very clear and thorough notes/communication he provided. Thanks Eddie!
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Ed took my basic guitar and vocal song and built a beautiful production around it. I was really impressed with the final product. He included production notes, which was helpful, and was responsive and easy to work with. Thank you Ed!!
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Ed was very easy to work with and was able to translate my verbal ideas into a musical arrangement just like the one I heard in my head when I wrote the song. He is a great musician and did a wonderful job making my vocal track sound great. He was also very helpful making suggestions that allowed me to manage my musical project more effectively. I will be forever in his debt for that as well as his musical ability.
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Excellent work done! Edward is very talented professional and a world class artist. It was a great experience working with him. Will take your mix to the next level and won't stop till you're truly satisfied.
I have known Edward Huerta about 6 years. His musician ship and attention to detail is second to none. We have worked together with production and in live performance. He is very reliable, and adapts well to ensure the project is done in very professional manner.
Ray Rivard CEO
Audio Events Inc.Modern Music production can be a lonely endeavor. To fine a talented Mixer with keen production skill like Eddie Huerta. There are a many online service provider out there, but to find the right person is key. I think you will find that Eddie's talent will surpass you expectations. I know that I did!
Doug DavisEdward Huerta and I have been working together in my studio for several years now. He brings a level of expertise that is unparalled to our sessions, not only with his brilliant musicianship, but also in his knowledge of recording, mixing and mastering techniques. He has elevated my studio to world class levels!
Edward Huerta is a gifted musician, singer/songwriter, arranger and producer. He will not stop until he achieves the greatest sound for you possible, and most beautiful musical arrangements that you have ever dreamed of. He takes music to heights never known possible. Eddie is a mega talented, musical genius! Rebecca Mims Adache Singer/Songwriter
Eddie Huerta is a True Musical Force. I've had the extreme pleasure of working with Mr Huerta on numerous occasions, and he' my 'first call' when in the Florida area. Whether it is recording, live performance, remote collaboration or consultation, Eddie Huerta is The Man.
Elliott Randall
[founding member of Steely Dan]
http://elliott-randall.com/I have never worked with a keyboardist as expansive and adaptive as Edward. Truly virtuosic, way beyond just practical technicality, and an amazing songwriter. Always an absolute pleasure to listen to, and to have worked with. Daniel Lombardi-Guitarist at Walt Disney World-Harry Connick Jr Orchestra-Willie Nelson-John Michael Montgomery-Al Jarreau
Interview with Edward Huerta
Q: What are you working on at the moment?
A: Right now I'm mainly working with two artists... One has an Allison Krauss/bluegrass vibe. The other has a very tex-mex, swing/rootsy thing going on. Lots of fun.
Q: What do you like most about your job?
A: I'm always learning. From others or from my own mistakes. The day I stop learning is the day I take my last breath. Secondly, interacting creatively with other people is special. The sharing and collaborative aspect of music. It's unique.
Q: What questions do customers most commonly ask you? What's your answer?
A: "Can you make it louder?" My answer... "Absolutely, but be forewarned that there will reach a point where dynamics will suffer." "Can you add another couple of tracks to my tune?" My answer... "Sure, but don't you think 13 guitar parts is already enough?" ;-)
Q: What's the biggest misconception about what you do?
A: I would say that alot of songwriters/performers/producers believe almost anything can be "fixed in the mix". There are certainly things that can be "fudged" or tweaked in the mix process. But very simply, good tune + solid recorded performances + great production = great mix. :-)
Q: What questions do you ask prospective clients?
A: I always ask for directive concerning what they "hear" for the individual track or tune. A vibe or "color" they they ideally envision for their production. I also ask if there is any specific style concerning already released material that they would like their tune/mix to be geared towards. This provides a reference/goal.
Q: If you were on a desert island and could take just 5 pieces of gear, what would they be?
A: a piano, a guitar, a portable recorder, a mic... and plenty of batteries. :-)
Q: What was your career path? How long have you been doing this?
A: I graduated from NYU with a degree in audio engineering and realized I was spending way more time in the studio with the musicians on the other side of the glass. I've been playing professionally for about 35 years, always keeping a hand in mixing, writing and production. It's just in the past couple years that I'm getting back and much more focused on my first passion... engineering and mixing.
Q: How would you describe your style?
A: If I had to kind of self critique my own material and way of playing... I would say that no matter the style, no matter the genre, no matter if it's an uptempo or ballad, it has to groove and have emotion attached to it. It has to create some kind of internal feeling with the listener. If not, what the point. Music is supposed to "move" you in some kind of way.
Q: Can you share one music production tip?
A: I'm into using different forms of saturation alot lately. Using it subtly. Using it on things I wouldn't normally. It can be very musical on instrumentation or vocals. Gotta be careful with it though. A little goes a long way.
Q: Tell us about a project you worked on you are especially proud of and why. What was your role?
A: I would have to say my last solo album from 2015, "A Dozen Donuts". Very proud of the way it turned out. It was both challenging and fun to complete. I wrote, performed, produced, arranged as well as mix/mastered the album.
Q: Analog or digital and why?
A: No preference. They are both tools. So whichever tool best gets the job done.
Q: What's your 'promise' to your clients?
A: Like I said in my initial artist profile, Music is my passion. Music is my soul. So I can assure any prospective customer, most undoubtedly, that they will get no less than 100% of my diligence/efforts/focus/talent towards completion of their project.
Q: What do you bring to a song?
A: I hope to bring a unique creative angle that does justice to and respects the song.
Q: Tell us about your studio setup.
A: Cubase and Pro Tools based system with tons of plugins. All the usual toys. Nice, diverse mic locker and hardware. And a plethora of instruments at the ready. :-)
Q: What's your typical work process?
A: Write... break to snack. Record... break to eat. Produce/mix... break to eat. See a pattern. ;-) Honestly... There is no typical work progress for me. It's never the same. Depends on the tune/vibe/artist/etc.
Q: Describe the most common type of work you do for your clients.
A: Clients appreciate that I am a "one stop shop" for producing their tunes. As a writer, producer, multi-instrumentalist and mixer, I can be a part of the production from inception to completion.
Q: What other musicians or music production professionals inspire you?
A: Speaking from a songwriting and performance point of view, I listen to Sting, Prince, McCartney, Corea, Foo Fighters. There are so many, many more I could mention, from many different genres. My tastes are very diverse. I feel there is so much creativity to draw upon within different styles, and then re-invent and apply to your your creations.
Q: Which artist would you like to work with and why?
A: I would have loved to work with Prince. He seemed very passionate about his art. I can relate to that.
Q: What type of music do you usually work on?
A: I'm always working on different styles. Diversity is good.
Q: What's your strongest skill?
A: I'm flexible. Go with the flow type of person. And I love collaborative projects. Music-wise... I feel one of my stronger points is that I go into a project with the intention of honoring the tune. Serving the music is the #1 priority.
I was the Writer, Performer, Producer, Engineer in this production
- DEMO_Indie Pop/Rock, Acoustic & Unplugged, Singer/Songwriter
- DEMO_Blues/Gospel, Country/Bluegrass, Alternative/Hard Rock
- DEMO_R&B/Soul/Funk, Commercial Pop/Rock, Reinvented Covers
- DEMO_Traditional/Smooth Jazz, Latin Jazz, New Age & Atmospheric, VO
- Keyboards - SynthAverage price - $150 per song
- Mixing EngineerAverage price - $300 per song
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- EditingContact for pricing
- ProducerContact for pricing
- Pop-Rock ArrangerContact for pricing
- Songwriter - MusicContact for pricing
Performed/recorded tracks... approx. 7-10 day turnaround. Mixing projects... approx 7-10 day turnaround w/2 revisions. Every project has its own special circumstances so contact me with any questions.
- Sting
- Stevie Wonder
- Foo Fighters
- All the standard SW tools... Pro Tools
- Cubase
- Waves
- FabFilter
- Eventide
- Izotope
- Lexicon
- Slate
- Sound Toys
- Spectrasonics
- etc. Hardware instruments include Moog
- Oberheim
- Roland
- Korg
- Yamaha
- etc... All the usual suspects. :-)
Full album/EP projects will be discounted and quoted accordingly.
- 3DN... The Three Dog Night ExperienceDec 05, 2018
Supported by SoFla classic rock band "BREEZE", Roy Michaels (lead singer of the hit recording group "The Brooklyn Bridge") has joined forces with Las Vegas veteran John LaValle & vocalist Steve Cruz to create "3DN... The Three Dog Night Experience", a multi-media, stage production designed to engage the audience in experiencing the iconic band as never before. Credits include keyboards/vocals.
- Singer/Songwriter Julius NelsonDec 05, 2018
Production has begun regarding a full album project featuring Julius Nelson. Julius is a seasoned singer/songwriter as well as an accomplished guitarist. The all original album will include tunes written and produced with a very unique folk-inspired and soulful gospel tinged style; a sound that is truly fresh and new and exciting. Tentative 2019 release.
- "Summer Breezin" Stage ShowDec 05, 2018
Rehearsals continue in preparation for the premier performance of Summer Breezin'... a full stage production celebrating and paying tribute to the acoustic side of classic rock. Performance credits include keyboards, guitar & vocals.