Luxurious Studio in a Beautiful Setting

Our control room is 19 feet wide by 20 feet long and features a 10 foot ceiling and central air. There's a separate machine room for our computers which means this room is perfectly quiet and enables me to track acoustic guitar and vocals in this room!

My keyboard workstation shares the same computer as the mixer station and features another set of speakers for a great stereo sound!

The midi station is centered around a Yamaha S80 88 key weighted keyboard. Also available is an M-Audio trigger finger if tapping out beats is your thing. There are no shortage of outstanding samples and sounds as I literally have thousands of them! Everything from pristine grand pianos to multi-sampled uber realistic drum samples.

Most studios are like little caves. There are no windows and no one knows what time of day it is. That's not the case here! There is natural light everywhere and the view of the outside is a beautiful park setting. But, if you need it dark to work then no worries as there are black out curtains on all the windows.

This booth is located between the control room and the main tracking room. It's acoustically treated to be very dead (no reflections) and is great for serious voice over work. It's also fine for singers or guitar amps when tracking live bands. There are glass doors on either side so one can make eye contact with either room.

Our main live room is 19' x 21' with a 10 foot ceiling, non-parallel walls and a concrete floor. It has a nice live short ambient sound but is not "pingy". There is natural light with a great view or black out curtains if you like it dark. There is also a separate load in door for larger instruments. Most everything is recorded in this room unless it's a session with multiple musicians. Remember that there are 4 rooms in the studio available for recording!

Within the live room are 2 "amp closets". These are small rooms that shut air tight but have the ability to put amps inside of them as they have pipes running through the walls so one can easily snake a guitar or speaker cabinet cable through. In fact, there's even an access pipe running from the control room to the first amp closet so one can literally be anywhere and have their amp isolated.

Not everyone appreciates it but there are a few of my clients who insist on having the curtains open while they sing as they find it inspiring. Others want it dark. Either way, it's not a problem!

This is our lobby which also doubles as a great iso booth. There is a view all the way through the control room into the main tracking room so one can still make eye contact with other band members or people in the control room. Once again, there's that famous natural light. There's also a small kitchenette’ with a mini fridge and right through the door there is our beautiful bathroom! And yes folks, it's really a nice bathroom complete with that "singing in the shower" acoustics.

Here's the view looking through the lobby iso room past the control room and into the tracking room.

OK, I know I talk a lot about looking outside of the studio. So here it is! And yes, I have recorded people out here.....