Studio A

A professional recording, mixing, and mastering space designed for artists who demand sonic precision. Tuned acoustics, analog warmth, and a creative atmosphere that inspires.

Recording Facility - The Chamber

Specifications

  • Dimensions

    Control Room 12×10×8 · Live Room 14×16×8 · Iso Room 9×13 · Vocal 5×6 · Amp Closet 4×5

  • Acoustics

    Every room is treated and tuned for a flat frequency response, with double-studded walls, air gaps, and double doors for maximum isolation.

  • DAW

    Pro Tools 12.5 · Fender Studio Pro · Reaper · Ableton Live

  • Monitoring

    7.1.4 Dolby Atmos · 5.1 Surround · Stereo & Binaural

  • Tracking

    32 - 96k/32bit · 8 - 1/2” tape · 8 - 1/4” tape

  • Mastering

    Otari 5050 1/2” tape · High-Res DA/AD

Built for Serious Sound

Studio A is a fully treated recording environment with a dedicated control room and live room. Whether you're tracking a full band, laying down vocals, or mixing a project from scratch - the room is dialed.

We provide a selection of premium microphones, preamps, and outboard gear. Sessions include an experienced engineer. Bring your vision; we handle the rest.

  • Recording Sessions

  • Mixing & Mastering

  • Podcast Production

  • Vocal Tracking

  • Live Band Tracking

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It all started with a protractor that stabbed me in the hand while trying to measure 55 degrees while setting up two mics for a 55° ORTF configuration. I used my 3D printer to start making different microphone mounts during Covid, while also teaching myself electrical engineering to make one of a kind pedals that are NEVER clones of something that already exists. The world does not need another Klon clone or PT2399 delay, bleh.

So we promise that our products will never be boring and will always be something unique and special. Also everything we make (except the clothing & accessories made by a 3rd party) uses at least one recycled part, and usually quite a bit more. I try to use as many Carbon Composition resistors as I can get my hands on and yes I know they vary widely in variance. I’ve seen some 40% out of spec! But I literally check the value of everything that is put in one of my pedals and I never go more than 5% out of variance.

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