Daniel Hospitalier on SoundBetter

Mixing, Mastering, Editing, Mastering, and I can do it all within a tight budget!

I have studied music recording at Chabot College and worked at multiple recording studios around the Bay. I currently play drums for the band Present. I've built out a DIY recording studio in San Jose, CA. Whatever you need me to do I am Happy to help!

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by Mike Flores
I don't have enough words to say how positive an experience working with Daniel was. Daniel helped me take a series of basic thoughts and turn them into fully fledged and cohesive music. Proficiency in recording skills are one thing but creating an atmosphere of creativity and positivity inside what can be a brutally microscopic process otherwise takes both talent and intuition, both of which Daniel has in spades. Dude took a genre he wasn't even too familiar with and nailed both feel and sound.
I can say with absolute honesty I'm looking forward to working with Daniel again.
by Taylor (Helicopter Crash Scene Stunt Double)
Daniel rules. Despite me delivering bedroom-produced/less-than-professional mixes, I ended up with masters that I couldn't be happier with.
I'll definitely be back for my next release.
If you're reading reviews wondering if this is going to be the guy that can handle your stuff, consider your search over.
by Rick DeNardo
This guy is well on his way to being a world class Sound Engineer.
He did a spontaneous 3 take track for me, mixed it down and
send me a copy. Inoticed some panning had been added
and he removed it and remixed it to a expert level of balance and
articulation of each track, thru the clever use of compression,
reverb and EQ. Extremely well done.
I will likely use him for some other production work I have coming up.
Thanks Daniel, Track V2 is GREATNESS!
Temple of Light
aka
Rick A. DeNardo
Artist/S. Engineer/Producer
Designer of Sound

Interview with Daniel Hospitalier

Q: Can you share one music production tip?
A: The key to a good recording is a good source sound and a good performance.
Q: What type of music do you usually work on?
A: My most common genres of music I work on are rock, alternative, metal, and acoustic! Though I am open to all styles of music.
Q: Describe the most common type of work you do for your clients.
A: My most common work is recording, editing, mixing, and mastering. Sometimes all four!