Mezo Records
A musician's recording studio
Services
Classical recording, audition video production, voiceover, sound to picture, and immersive mix workflows, organized around the performance instead of the equipment list.
Choose the right path
Each project is planned around the final destination: a release, a jury panel, an application portal, a film timeline, or an immersive delivery format.
What we do
Solo, chamber, piano, concerto, album, and live-style sessions with a performance-aware engineer who knows phrasing, tone, and takes.
$275/hour — recording, syncing and delivery included.
Clean, confident audio-video packages for college applications, prescreens, competitions, festivals, and professional submissions.
Sound to picture, voiceover, dialogue editing, mix polish, and Dolby Atmos mixing workflows for film, branded content, games, and streaming.
A polished recording that still sounds like you. Twenty years of experience with musical phrasing, intonation and natural continuity.
Pitch correction $150/hour. Editing quoted after listening.
Explore editing services →Expressive solo parts and layered cello, performed and recorded by Laszlo.
From $150/hour. Layered projects from $300–$400 and up.
Plan a cello recording →Music-led performance films and focused promotional content. Business pilots from $950: one 60–90-minute shoot and three short vertical videos, with one revision round.
Request a project quote →Session formats
The studio keeps the production path simple: prepare the repertoire or brief, record in a focused room, review takes with a musician's perspective, then finish the audio and video for the platform where it will be judged.
Clean visual framing, accurate sound, and exports aligned for application portals.
Focused takes, musical editing, and mix decisions that preserve natural tone.
Dialogue, music, effects, voiceover, and mix revisions organized around the picture.
Dolby Atmos-minded spatial balance for music and post-production deliverables.
How it works
Confirm repertoire, goals, deadlines, file requirements, camera needs, and any post-production brief.
Capture takes with musical feedback, practical pacing, and a sound-first approach to video work.
Edit, mix, review, revise, and export files for release, submission, picture, or immersive delivery.
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