Ongoing support
The complete monthly Studio Session, plus personal video feedback on member work in the context of the membership and access to the Gyu Studio Circle.
It is designed to keep you making and moving forward month by month.
Let me into the project and I’ll show you what I think is really holding the track back.
Send me the actual Ableton Live project. I’ll open it, investigate it, try changes where useful and record a detailed personalised video showing you what I found and where I’d focus next.

You can learn a lot by listening to a bounce. But sometimes the useful answer is inside the project.
I want to be able to ask: what happens if this section is shorter? Is that sound doing too much? Is the low end actually the problem, or is it the arrangement around it? What changes when the processing comes off?
The point is diagnosis, demonstration and priorities - inside your own music.
What is dominating, disappearing or fighting for space.
Where processing is helping, hurting or simply unnecessary.
Whether a part is wrong because of the notes, the sound or the role it is trying to play.
Where energy stalls, sections overstay or the track needs a clearer shape.
Soloing parts and checking what they are actually contributing.
Trying changes directly in the set when showing is more useful than explaining.
Collect All and Save, zip the Ableton project folder and send me a download link, plus a current bounce and a short note about what feels stuck.
I open the set and investigate the track in context. Where it helps, I’ll make changes and demonstrate alternatives directly in the project.
I record a personalised video showing what I found, what I changed or would change, and the priorities I think will make the biggest difference.
The review works because I can inspect the real project rather than guess from a finished bounce.
1. Your Ableton Live project folder
Use Collect All and Save, then zip the complete project folder.
2. A download link
Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive is ideal. Make sure the link gives me permission to download it.
3. A current WAV or MP3 bounce
This gives me a quick reference for how you currently hear the track.
4. A little context
Tell me what feels unresolved and what you most want me to investigate.
5. Plugin information
If the project relies on third-party plug-ins, freeze tracks where practical or include rendered audio so I can still hear the intended result.
A detailed personalised video review of your track and project.
I’ll show you what I think is working, what is getting in the way, the changes I tried or would try, and the order I’d tackle things in when you go back into the studio.
The goal is not to give you a hundred notes. It is to help you hear the track more clearly and know what matters most.
Your review is delivered privately to the email address used for your purchase.
Gyu Studio Sessions Premium remains the ongoing membership route. Deep Track Review is for a deliberate one-off deep dive into one project.
The complete monthly Studio Session, plus personal video feedback on member work in the context of the membership and access to the Gyu Studio Circle.
It is designed to keep you making and moving forward month by month.
A standalone review where I open the actual Ableton project, investigate it in detail and demonstrate changes inside the set.
It is designed for the track where you want me to go much deeper than a normal feedback pass.
No. I may change levels, EQ or processing where that helps the diagnosis, but the service is a production review: understanding what is holding the track back and showing you useful decisions inside the project.
Yes. The value of this service is that I can open and work inside the actual project, so Deep Track Review is currently for Ableton Live projects.
That is why I ask for a reference bounce and recommend freezing important third-party-plugin tracks where practical. I can still investigate the project structure and the parts that are available, and I will be clear about anything I cannot reproduce exactly.
No. I may demonstrate changes directly in the project, but the purpose is to help you make better decisions in your own music, not to take the track over.
Premium is ongoing feedback inside the Studio Sessions membership. Deep Track Review is a one-off, project-level investigation where I deliberately go inside one Ableton set and work through it in much greater depth.
If you have a track you believe in but you cannot quite hear what to do next, I’ll go through the actual set and show you where I would focus.