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Bring beats, instrumentals, stems, rough demos, session files and any references. Use WAV files when possible, and keep everything organized in a folder with clear names.
Bring lyrics, notes, arrangement ideas, ad-lib plans, hook ideas and any timing notes. For podcasts or voice work, bring outlines, scripts or talking points.
Bring a charger, login access for any files in cloud storage, a hard drive if needed, water and only the collaborators who need to be in the room.
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Yes, but cloud links and phone-only files can slow the session down. A clean folder is better.
Yes. References help communicate vocal tone, energy, mix direction and arrangement goals.
Ask before the session and keep the room focused on people who help the project.
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