Acoustic/classic/electric guitar recording & arranging. for $80

Hi there, i will be very glad to participate in your project! I`m a Top Rated Studio Pro with 250+ five stars rating with tracks published by Warner Bros and 2 millions view youtube channel. Pro gear (Martin, Gibson, Fender, Neumanns U-87, TLM67, KM184 with Antelope preamps/converters) in a treated room will make a 100% commercial sound. Please check my video to see the process how i record.
I am a classical music trained guitar player, also I am a member (as a violist) of a professional symphonic orchestra in my city´s opera house (Orquesta Estable del Teatro Argentino de La Plata). My speciality is popular music, I can write my own arrangements for your song if there is no score already written or just hear the audio you sent me to play it the exact way you desire or do my point of view of the song, since each song has its own approach.
I like sending you demos of your song before starting the real takes to have a better understanding of what are your ideas and to do a conscious work. This guarantees thats the result are the expected ones. A faster deliver can be requested for too.
We can add steel strings sounds of a Martin D-28 acoustic, luthier made fine classical guitar fingerpicked sounds, Stratocaster or Les Paul rocky sounds, archtop jazzy guitar, electrical bass guitar lines.
Rock, Pop, Blues, Spanish, Tango, Bolero, Ballads, some soul and jazzy music, classical academic music are my beloved styles. I play Slide guitar too (George Harrison style)
Class-A Preamps and Dual A/D Converters (the best in the music industry for many engineers) of Audient ID44 soundcard plus Neumann U-87, TLM-67 and Km-184s microphones in a controlled acoustics room will bring to your song that 100% commercial Pro audio quality , far away from the harsh sounding cheap Chinese microphones.
Please dont be afraid of asking me anything you need to know,
In some cases I can provide you with a short free sample before you purchase the service.
Some samples:
http://youtu.be/b1eXvYa_v8c



Best regards
Gustavo Eiriz