Producing

Conducting a string section at Firehouse Studios in Pasadena.

 

John Sawoski has arranged and produced material for:

  • Can’t We Be Friends by Judy Whitmore, arranged and orchestrated by John Sawoski (with Michael Patterson), released November 2020, featuring 53 musicians recorded at Capitol, Igloo Music, and Tom-Tom Studio (Budapest)
  • Act Three  by Act Three, arranged and orchestrated by John Sawoski (with Michael Patterson), released July 2016, featuring 30 musicians recorded at Capitol
  • Believe (CD) by singer-songwriter Shmueli, orchestrated and produced by John Sawoski, released in August 2013, featuring 30 musicians recorded at 5 studios (recording session pictured above).
  • Cinema Amore, John Sawoski’s Solo Piano CD released in July 2013
  • The Leading Ladies (of Broadway) CD
  • Several film and TV scores (such as Winning Ugly, Showboy, and others) and live theatrical projects
  • The CD Van Nuys Blvd., by The Adam Yurman Project (Pop Album), Crown Records, Tokyo
  • Children’s Christian Rock albums: Singing Morning & Evening PrayerPsalms & Acclamations, and Centering Music, Resource Publications, San Jose, CA.
  • White Boys From New Jersey
  • A Moment with Rozlyn, American Cable TV
  • The Feast of Lights, by Tannoz
  • Many other projects, including countless demonstration recordings for numerous artists, many at his own studio. Please click here for complete resume.

 John Sawoski’s recording studio is ideal for:

  • production music and sound effects
  • CD production and pre-production
  • TV & radio announcements
  • film-scoring
  • voice-over demos
  • song demos
  • composition demos
  • instrumental demos
  • digital audio editing

John Sawoski’s state-of-the-art studio was designed by architect Douglas Humphries of DadaDesign, and constructed and finished February 12, 2003. It includes a large rehearsal/live room, vocal/isolation room, a Yamaha G2 acoustic piano, multi-track digital audio recording systems with networked Windows and Macintosh computers, running the latest versions of ProTools, Logic, Cakewalk, Finale Music Notation Software, and Sibelius; and even an old Mac running StudioVision Pro, Roland MC-50 Sequencer, Panasonic SV-3700 DAT deck, Toshiba DX-900 Digital PCM Recorder, Extensive Eastwest/Quantum Leap Sound LibrariesEMAX-II Sampler, Roland RD-800, Roland RD-700GX Stage PianoRoland D-50, Korg M1, Tannoy PBM-08 Studio Monitors, Sound Ideas Sound Effects Libraryand more.

If you are interested in having John Sawoski arrange, orchestrate, produce, or play on your recording project, please see https://lapianist.com/orchestration-and-production-services/ (the password is available by clicking here)