Professional Online Session Guitarist For Hire

Remote session guitar recording is a simple way to add professional guitar tracks to your song without needing to book a traditional studio session. You send me your track, reference ideas and any notes about the style or guitar parts you need. I then record the parts from my studio and send the finished guitar tracks back to you as high-quality audio files.

Ideally, send a rough mix of your track, the tempo/BPM, the key, and any reference tracks or notes that explain the style you’re looking for. If you already have chord charts, lead sheets, stems, MIDI ideas or demo guitar parts, those can also be very useful.

Yes. I can provide both dry guitar tracks and processed guitar tracks where appropriate. Dry tracks give you maximum flexibility when mixing, while wet tracks include the amp, effects and tone choices used during recording. Many clients prefer to receive both versions.

Turnaround depends on the size and complexity of the project, but many smaller sessions can be completed quickly. If you have a deadline, let me know when you get in touch and I’ll confirm what is realistic before starting the recording.

I can record a wide range of guitar styles including pop, rock, blues, funk, jazz, fusion, ambient, country-influenced parts, hard rock and soundtrack-style guitar. I can provide rhythm parts, lead lines, solos, layered arrangements, atmospheric textures and supporting guitar parts designed to fit the song.

Yes. If you are not sure exactly what guitar part the track needs, I can help develop suitable parts and arrangement ideas. This might include rhythm guitar layers, melodic hooks, lead guitar, solo sections, ambient textures or subtle parts that support the vocal and overall production.

I can send high-quality WAV files suitable for importing into your recording session or DAW. If required, I can also provide alternate versions, such as dry DI tracks, processed amp/effects tracks, or separate layered parts so your mix engineer has more flexibility.

The best way to start is to contact me with a short description of your project, the style of guitar you need and any relevant links or reference tracks. I’ll reply with availability, any questions about the brief, and a suggested approach for the session.