EXPLORE WEST END
Recording. Production. Training. Your questions answered.
West End Recording Studios is the creative home of producer, engineer and composer Pete Masitti, bringing decades of professional experience to recording, music production, vocal production, mixing and artist development. Alongside our studio services, West End offers personalized private instruction in vocal performance, music production, Pro Tools, audio engineering, songwriting, music theory and ear training.
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Absolutely. Vocal production is one of my specialties. Bring in your own beat or instrumental and we can focus on capturing the best possible vocal performance and building a polished, professional mix around it. I can help with vocal coaching and performance, comping, editing, harmonies and background vocals. Whether you love Auto-Tune, hate Auto-Tune, or just want your vocals to sound natural and in tune, pitch correction can be as subtle or as creative as the music calls for. The goal is always the same: a great performance that still sounds like you.ext goes here
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You definitely don’t need to come in with a finished song. If you have lyrics, a poem, or even just an idea, I can help develop it into a complete song—from melody, chords and song structure to arrangement, instrumentation and full production. We can build around what you’ve already written while keeping your original idea and voice at the center.
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You don’t need to be an experienced singer to start vocal training. I work one-on-one with singers at all levels to develop pitch, tone, range, breath control and confidence, while also focusing on how to communicate a song and deliver a convincing performance. Because the training takes place in a professional recording studio, we can take those skills into an actual vocal booth—recording with a professional producer, listening back and learning how to perform behind a microphone. Whether recording is an immediate goal or something we work toward, it gives singers a real-world way to hear their progress and build confidence. The goal isn’t to make everyone sound the same; it’s to help you develop your own voice and learn how to use it with confidence.