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Directory of U.S. Recording Studios Directory of U.S. Recording Studios Music-makersNow tapexpanded into this for directory 2019, this to connectis an exclusive with indie list oflabels, professional marketing recording & promo studios. experts All and information indie publicists. below isPlus verified loads by of the contact information to aidlistees. you in To promoting receive thousands your music of career,free industry DIY style: contacts, T-shirt visitand musicconnection.com/industry-contacts.CD development, blog sites and social media tools. ALABAMA SOUND CELL/SMITH MUSIC GRP, BRICK ROAD STUDIOS Format: Pro Tools HD INC. 7944 E. Beck Ln., Ste. 160 Basic Rate: Please contact us BIRDLAND RECORDING STUDIOS 601 Meridian St. Scottsdale, AZ 85260 4891 County Rd. 585 Huntsville, AL 35801 480-788-3573, 480-251-5791 SALTMINE STUDIO OASIS, THE Town Creek, AL 35672 256-539-1868 Email: [email protected] 48 S. MacDonald St. 256-476-0264 Email: [email protected] Web: brickroadstudio.com Mesa, AZ 85210 Email: [email protected] Web: soundcell.com Contact: Scott Leader, Mark 480-220-4007, 480-892-6585 Web: birdlandstudios.com Format: Pro Tools DeCozio Email: [email protected] Contact: Owen Brown Basic Rate: please call for info Format: call for info Web: thesaltmine.com Format: 32 channel Trident Analog Basic Rate: $450/day, $85/hr., or flat Contact: Don Console, 24-48 track Alesis HD SOUND OF BIRMINGHAM rate for larger projects Format: digital and analog Digital Recorders RECORDING Basic Rate: please call for info Basic Rate: please call for info 3625 5th Ave. S. COSMIC SOUP RECORDING Birmingham, AL 35222 16637 N. 17th Place Additional location: 205-595-8497 Phoenix, AZ 85022 ARKANSAS Email: don@soundofbirmingham. 480-331-7687 BLACKWATER RECORDING 1219 Fremont St. S.W. com Email: mail@cosmicsouprecording. STUDIOS Decatur, AL 35601 Web: soundofbirmingham.com com Cabot, AR 72023 Contact: Jeffrey Simpson Contact: Don Mosley Web: cosmicsouprecording.com, 501-843-9522 Email: [email protected] Basic Rate: please call for info facebook.com/cosmicsoupaz Web: blackwaterstudios.com 256-686-0375, 256-466-4312 Contact: Jeremy Daniel Contact: Michael Sharpe Studio: ProTools. Equipment Basic Rate: call for rates DAUPHIN STREET SOUND ALASKA available on website. 651 Dauphin St. 10TH PLANET Studio Rate: $30/hr. Available by BLUE CHAIR RECORDING STUDIO Mobile, AL 36602 P.O. Box 10114 appointment only. Contact for more 159 Ray Sowell Rd. 251-378-8028 Fairbanks, AK 99710 information. Austin, AR 72007 Email: bookings@ 907-488-8658 501-605-8489 dauphinstreetsound.com Email: [email protected] ELECTRIC LOTUS MUSIC Email: [email protected] Web: dauphinstreetsound.com Web: 10thplanet.com 4225 E. Robert E. Lee St. Web: bluechairrecordingstudio.com Basic Rate: Call or email for rates Contact: R. Ford or P. Fitzgerald Phoenix, AZ 85032 Format: digital 602-793-3801 CRYSTAL RECORDING STUDIOS DAY 6 ENTERTAINMENT Basic Rate: please call for info Email: studio@electriclotusmusic. 2307 Brandon Rd. 716 Oak Circle Drive East, Suite 20 com Bryant, AR Mobile, AL DOME STUDIOS Web: electriclotusmusic.com 501-847-8215, 501-681-7935 251-662-3257 1912 Gilmore Trail Email: ray@crystalrecordingstudios. Email: [email protected] Fairbanks, AK 99712 EPICENTRE RECORDING STUDIO com Web: day6entertainment.com 907-457-1993, 907-456-6734 104 E. Pierce St. Web: crystalrecordingstudios.com Email: [email protected] Phoenix, AZ 85004 Basic Rate: please call for info FAME STUDIOS Web: alaskajam.com/domestudios. Contact: Joe Bauman, Owner 603 E. Avalon Ave. html Email: [email protected] EAST HALL RECORDING Muscle Shoals, AL 35661 Contact: Jerry or Rif Web: epicentre-recording.com 4210 N. Salem 256-381-0801 Format: Tascam 16 track 1-inch Fayetteville, AR Web: fame2.com analog tape FACTS OF MUSIC PRODUCTIONS 479-582-3278 Format: Pro Tools and vintage Basic Rate: $74/hr. Call for details P.O. Box 11145 Email: [email protected] analog Prescott, AZ 86304 Web: easthall.com, Basic Rate: please call for info MIRROR STUDIOS, INC. 818-888-8266 facebook.com/easthallrecording 3700 Woodland Dr., Ste. 100 Email: [email protected] Basic Rate: $250/4hr., $400/8hr. GAT3 PRODUCTIONS Anchorage, AK 99517 Web: factsofmusic.com 1820 Hwy. 278 907-245-8888 Contact: Philippe Willems RANEY RECORDING STUDIO Gadsden, AL 35903 Web: mirrorstudios.com Format: digital and analog, infinite P.O. Box 17 704-525-5552 Format: Pro Tools HD3 tracks, New MacPro, great sounding 110 S. Front St. Email: [email protected] Basic Rate: please call for info plug-ins, mics, special musical Drasco, AR 72530-9282 Web: gat3.com instruments 870-668-3222 Contact: Susan Tabor SURREAL STUDIOS Basic Rate: varies, $100-$150 Web: raneyrecordingstudio.com Studio A: Pro Tools 10HDX, SSL 355 W. Potter Dr. 9000J 72 Input Console Anchorage, AK 99518 FULL WELL RECORDING STUDIO WINTERWOOD RECORDING Studio B: Recording and Mastering 907-562-3754 1718 N. 17th Ave. STUDIOS Suite: Pro Tools 10HDX. Email: [email protected] Phoenix, AZ 85007 Eureka Springs, AR 72632 Equipment list available on our Web: surrealstudios.com 602-367-1342 479-253-2530 website. Contact: Kurt Riemann Email: [email protected] Web: winterwoodstudios.com Studio Rate: Studio A $105.00 per Format: digital Pro Tools Web: idnmusic.com/studio Contact: Eric T. Schabacker hour, Block Rate (8 hours or more) Basic Rate: please call for info Contact: Mike Bolenbach Format: Nuendo, Cuebase, Pro $95.00 per hour; Studio B $95.00 per Format: Pro Tools HD3 Tools hour, Block Rate (8 hours or more) THE WILDERHOOD RECORDING Basic Rate: please call for info Basic Rate: $60-$75/hr. $85.00 per hour STUDIO P.O. Box 1076 ALLUSION STUDIOS WOLFMAN STUDIOS Additional location: Kasilof, AK 99610 248 W Elm St. Little Rock, AR 907-262-1098 Tucson, AZ 85705 501-247-5525 655 Presley Rd., Suite E Email: [email protected] 520-622-3895 Email: jason@ Charlotte, NC 28217 Web: thewilderhood.com Email: [email protected] wolfmanrecordingstudios.com Web: allusionstudios.com Web: wolfmanrecordingstudios.com RIVERLAND RECORDING Basic Rate: $35/hr. weekend, $25/ STUDIOS ARIZONA LUNA RECORDING STUDIO hr. weekly, $40/hr. remote 509 Talucah Rd. ALLUSION STUDIOS 4500 E. Speedway Blvd., Ste. 86 Valhermoso Springs, AL 35775 248 W Elm St. Tucson, AZ 85712 256-778-4050 Tucson, AZ 85705 520-260-7576 CALIFORNIA / NORTHERN Format: Alesis HD 24, Pro Tools LE 520-622-3895 Email: [email protected] 25TH STREET RECORDING Basic Rate: $65/hr to $80/hr. Email: [email protected] Web: lunarecording.com 25th & Broadway Contact us Web: allusionstudios.com Contact: George Nardo Oakland, CA COMPILED BY DENISE COSO 56 July 2019 musicconnection.com July 2019 musicconnection.com Download at musicconnection.com/industry-contacts 510-788-4089 GULCH ALLEY STUDIO Email: [email protected] 323-655-0615 Email: [email protected] 1407 Bush St. Web: 17hertz.com Email: [email protected] Web: 25thstreetrecording.com San Francisco, CA 94109 Contact: Luke Sanchez Web: jimmyhunter.com 415-747-4488 Format: Pro Tools hdx/I/os Original Music Web: jimbojamz.com Now expanded for 2019, this is an exclusive list of professional recording studios. All information below is verified by the ALIEN PRODUCTIONS STUDIOS Email: [email protected] Basic Rate: Call for rates Contact: Jimmy Hunter, owner/ listees. To receive thousands of free industry contacts, visit musicconnection.com/industry-contacts. 4100 Wayside Ln., Ste. 120 Web: gulchalley.com Clients: Willow Smith, Rita Ora, producer/engineer/drummer/vocalist/ Carmichael, CA 95608 Wyclef Jean. See website for client in-studio vocal coach 916-483-9988 HYDE STREET STUDIOS list Format: State of the Art Pro Tools Email: [email protected] 245 Hyde St. 10 HD6 Web: jknorthrup.com San Francisco, CA 94102 17TH STREET Basic Rate: Call for a free Contact: Jeff Northrup 415-441-8934 1001 W. 17th St. consultation to discuss Format: digital recording, mixing, Email: [email protected] Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Clients: Todd Stanford, Brian mastering and music production Web: hydestreet.com 949-680-6568 Barnhouse, Bobby Barth, Stacey Basic Rate: $40/hr., $300/8hr. block Format: digital and analog, 24 tracks Email: [email protected] Evans, Ben Forat, Crimson Crout Basic Rate: call for info Web: 17thstreetrecordingstudio.com RIP, Savannah Phillips, Carl (Cix AUDIO EVIDENCE MOBILE Format: See website for equipment Bits) Summers, Dee Archer, Steve P.O. Box 428 LIGHTRAIL STUDIOS list Warnick RIP, Dr. Gary Abrams (Dr; Redway, CA 95560 672 Toland Place Basic Rate: $1500/day Alias), Ivy Lite Rocway, Carol Casey, 707-223-0506 San Francisco, CA 94124 In collaboration with Nick Turner Email: audioevidencemobile@gmail. 415-964-0264 1ST CHOICE STUDIO com Email: [email protected] 1259 Bruce Ave. AB AUDIO VISUAL Web: instagram.com/audio_ Web: lightrailstudios.com Glendale, CA 91202 Southern California evidence_mobile 818-246-6858 562-429-1042 Contact: Rob Seifert Gage PYRAMID RECORDING Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Format: mobile studio, analog/digital, 4586 E Pine Ave Web: billkeis.com/producer Web: abaudio.com out of the box mixing, 32 in/out, Fresno, CA 93703 Contact: Bill Contact: Arlan Boll Dangerous Music Summing, Yamaha 559-709-0610 Format: digital NS10 with Sub PreSonus StudioOne, Email: [email protected] Basic Rate: call for rates ABET MUSIC Analog Effects and UA 2-610 , UA Web: pyramidrecording.net 411 E. Huntington Dr., Ste. 170-372 4-710 AD, Manley VariMu and more. 4TH STREET RECORDING Arcadia, CA 91006 On-Site Production. PYRAMIND STUDIOS 1211 4th St. 866-574-0275 Basic Rate: Contact for a 832 & 880 Folsom St. Santa Monica, CA 90401 Email: [email protected] personalized quote San Francisco, CA 94107 310-395-9114 Web: abetmusic.com 415-896-9800 x 229 Email: [email protected] Contact: Aeron Nersoya BAY RECORDS Contact: Greg Gordon, Nick Romero Web: 4thstreetrecording.com Format: digital and analog, 96 tracks 3365 S. Lucille Ln. Email: [email protected] Contact: Kathleen Wirt Basic Rate: $355/hr.
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