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Directory of Recording Studios Annual Directory of Recording Studios Now expanded for 2021, this is an exclusive list of professional recording studios. All information below is verified by the listees. To receive thousands of free industry contacts, visit musicconnection.com/industry-contacts. ALABAMA Format: digital ARKANSAS 650-766-7212 Basic Rate: call for rates Email: [email protected] DAUPHIN STREET SOUND BLACKWATER RECORDING STUDIOS Web: facebook.com/bluesevenaudio 651 Dauphin St. ALLUSION STUDIOS Cabot, AR 72023 Contact: Chris Mobile, AL 36602 248 W Elm St. 501-424-9017 Format: Pro Tools HD3 251-378-8028 Tucson, AZ 85705 Email: [email protected] Basic Rate: call for rates Email: [email protected] 520-622-3895 Web: facebook.com/ Web: dauphinstreetsound.com Email: [email protected] BlackwaterRecordingStudios DIFFERENT FUR STUDIOS Basic Rate: Call or email for rates Web: allusionstudios.com Contact: Michael Sharpe 3470 19th St. Basic Rate: call for rates San Francisco, CA 94110 FAME STUDIOS BRICK ROAD STUDIOS 415-628-4060 603 E. Avalon Ave. 7944 E. Beck Ln., Ste. 160 BLUE CHAIR RECORDING STUDIO Email: [email protected] Muscle Shoals, AL 35661 Scottsdale, AZ 85260 159 Ray Sowell Rd. Web: differentfurstudios.com 256-381-0801 480-788-3573, 480-251-5791 Austin, AR 72007 Format: SSL 4048e, Protools 10, Studer Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 501-605-8489 A827 Web: fame2.com Web: brickroadstudio.com Email: [email protected] Basic Rate: please contact for rates Format: Pro Tools and vintage analog Contact: Scott Leader, Mark DeCozio Web: bluechairrecording.com Basic Rate: please call for info Format: call for info THE DOCK STUDIO Basic Rate: $450/day, $85/hr., or flat CRYSTAL RECORDING STUDIOS Sacramento, CA RIVERLAND RECORDING STUDIOS rate for larger projects 2307 Brandon Rd. 916-403-1018 509 Talucah Rd. Bryant, AR Email: [email protected] Valhermoso Springs, AL 35775 COSMIC SOUP RECORDING 501-681-7935 Web: thedockstudio.com 256-778-4050 Phoenix, AZ Email: [email protected] Format: See website for equipment list Format: Alesis HD 24, Pro Tools LE 480-331-7687 Web: crystalrecordingstudios.com Basic Rate: $65/hr to $80/hr. Contact us Email: [email protected] Basic Rate: please call for info THE GRILL RECORDING STUDIO Web: cosmicsouprecording.com, 4770 San Pablo Ave. SOUND CELL/SMITH facebook.com/cosmicsoupaz EAST HALL RECORDING Emeryville, CA 94608 MUSIC GRP, INC. Contact: Jeremy Daniel 4210 N. Salem 510-228-1000 601 Meridian St. Studio: ProTools. Equipment available Fayetteville, AR Email: [email protected] Huntsville, AL 35801 on website. 479-582-3278 Web: thegrillstudios.com 256-539-1868, 800-933-2688 Studio Rate: Contact for more Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] information. Web: easthall.com, GULCH ALLEY STUDIO Web: soundcell.com facebook.com/easthallrecording 1407 Bush St. Format: Pro Tools EPICENTRE RECORDING STUDIO Basic Rate: $250/4hr., $400/8hr. San Francisco, CA 94109 Basic Rate: please call for info 104 E. Pierce St. 415-747-4488 Phoenix, AZ 85004 RANEY RECORDING STUDIO Email: [email protected] SOUND OF BIRMINGHAM 480-270-2221 P.O. Box 17 Web: gulchalley.com RECORDING Contact: Joe Bauman, Owner 110 S. Front St. 3625 5th Ave. S. Email: [email protected] Drasco, AR 72530-9282 HYDE STREET STUDIOS Birmingham, AL 35222 Web: epicentre-recording.com 870-668-3222 245 Hyde St. 205-595-8497 Format: 24 Track Hybrid for digital and Email: [email protected] San Francisco, CA 94102 Email: [email protected] analog audio Web: raneyrecordingstudio.com 415-441-8934 Web: soundofbirmingham.com Email: [email protected] Contact: Don Mosley FACTS OF MUSIC PRODUCTIONS WOLFMAN STUDIOS Web: hydestreet.com Basic Rate: please call for info P.O. Box 11145 26 Flag Road Format: digital and analog, 24 tracks Prescott, AZ 86304 Little Rock, AR Basic Rate: call for info 501-812-8071 ALASKA 818-888-8266 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] LIGHTRAIL STUDIOS 10TH PLANET Web: factsofmusic.com, facebook.com/ Web: wolfmanrecordingstudios.com 672 Toland Place P.O. Box 10114 factsofmusic Basic Rate: $35/hr. weekend, $25/hr. San Francisco, CA 94124 Fairbanks, AK 99710 Contact: Philippe Willems weekly, $40/hr. remote 415-964-0264 907-488-8658 Format: digital and analog, infinite tracks, Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] New MacPro, great sounding plug-ins, CALIFORNIA / NORTHERN Web: lightrailstudios.com Web: 10thplanet.com mics, special musical instruments Contact: R. Ford or P. Fitzgerald Basic Rate: varies, $100-$200 25TH STREET RECORDING PYRAMIND STUDIOS Format: digital 25th & Broadway 2727 Mariposa St., Suite 200 Basic Rate: please call for info FULL WELL RECORDING STUDIO Oakland, CA San Francisco, CA 94110 1718 N. 17th Ave. 510-788-4089 415-896-9800 x 226 SURREAL STUDIOS Phoenix, AZ 85007 Email: [email protected] Contact: Greg Gordon, Nick Romero 355 W. Potter Dr. 602-367-1342 Web: 25thstreetrecording.com Email: [email protected] Anchorage, AK 99518 Email: [email protected] Web: pyramind.com 907-562-3754 Web: fullwellrecording.com ALIEN PRODUCTIONS STUDIOS Email: [email protected] Contact: Mike Bolenbach 4100 Wayside Ln., Ste. 120 LAUGHING TIGER Web: surrealstudios.com Format: Pro Tools HD, Carmichael, CA 95608 1101 E. Francisco Blvd, Suite A Contact: Kurt Riemann 24 track 2 inch analog 916-483-9988 San Rafael, CA 94901 Format: digital Pro Tools Basic Rate: please call for info Email: [email protected] 415-485-5765 Basic Rate: please call for info Web: jknorthrup.com LUNA RECORDING STUDIO Email: [email protected] Contact: Jeff Northrup Web: laughingtiger.com THE WILDERHOOD RECORDING 4500 E. Speedway Blvd., Ste. 86 Format: digital recording, mixing, STUDIO Tucson, AZ 85712 mastering and music production 520-260-7576 PRAIRIE SUN P.O. Box 1076 Basic Rate: $40/hr., $300/8hr. block P.O.Box 7084 Kasilof, AK 99610 Email: [email protected] Web: lunarecording.com Cotati, CA 94931 907-262-1098 BAY RECORDS 707-795-7011 Email: [email protected] Contact: George Nardo 3365 S. Lucille Ln. Format: Pro Tools HD Email: [email protected] Web: thewilderhood.com Lafayette, CA 94549 Web: prairiesun.com Basic Rate: Please contact us 925-284-7797 Email: [email protected] SANTA BARBARA SOUND DESIGN ARIZONA SALTMINE STUDIO OASIS, THE Web: bayrec.com, bayrec.com/gallery 48 S. MacDonald St. 33 W. Haley St. 1ST CHOICE STUDIO Contact: Michael Cogan Santa Barbara, CA 93101 650 N. 157th Dr. Mesa, AZ 85210 Format: 24-track analog and Pro Tools HD 480-220-4007 805-965-3404 Goodyear, AZ 85338 Basic Rate: Call or Email Email: [email protected] 818-246-6858 Email: [email protected] Web: thesaltmine.com Web: santabarbarasound.com Email: [email protected] BLUE SEVEN AUDIO Contact: Dom Camardella Web: billkeis.com/producer Contact: Don Central Fremont Format: digital and analog Format: digital and analog, 192 tracks Contact: Bill Fremont, CA 94538 Basic Rate: please call for info COMPILED BY DENISE COSO 56 July 2021 musicconnection.com July 2021 musicconnection.com Download at musicconnection.com/industry-contacts SKYLINE STUDIOS Los Angeles, CA 90048 Format: digital and analog, 96+ tracks Additional Locations: 5427 Telegraph Ave., Suite M 323-655-0615 Basic Rate: call for daily lockout rates Oakland, CA 94609 Email: [email protected] 4720 W. Magnolia Blvd. 510-984-2484 Web: jimmyhunter.com ANDY CAHAN-DEMO DOCTOR Burbank, CA 91505 Now expanded for 2021, this is an exclusive list of professional recording studios. All information below is verified by the listees. Email: [email protected] Original Music Web: jimbojamz.com Cathedral City, CA Web: skylinestudios.com Contact: Jimmy Hunter, owner/producer/ 818-489-4490 1150 W. Olive Ave. To receive thousands of free industry contacts, visit musicconnection.com/industry-contacts. engineer/drummer/vocalist/vocal coach Email: [email protected] Burbank, CA 91506 SKYWALKER SOUND Format: State of the Art Pro Tools 10 HD6 Web: allentertainment.net P.O. Box 3000 Basic Rate: Call for a free consultation Contact: Andy BARBER’S BASEMENT RECORDING San Rafael, CA 94912 Clients: Todd Stanford, Brian Barnhouse, Format: digital and analog, 24+ tracks SERVICES, THE 510-984-2484 Bobby Barth, Stacey Evans, Ben Forat, Basic Rate: please call for info 5717 North Figueroa Street Email: [email protected] Crimson Crout RIP, Savannah Phillips, Highland Park, CA 90042 Web: skysound.com Carl (Cix Bits) Summers, Dee Archer, ARDENT AUDIO PRODUCTIONS 213-446-1423 Contact: Leslie Ann Jones Steve Warnick RIP, Dr. Gary Abrams (Dr; 22122 S. Vermont Ave., Unit E Email: [email protected] Alias), Ivy Lite Rocway, Carol Casey, In Torrance, CA 90502 Web: barbersbasement.com/ STUDIO CIRCLE RECORDINGS collaboration with Nick Turner 310-782-0125 Contact: Ed Donnelly, Lead Engineer 863 Woodside Way Email: [email protected] Format: Pro Tools HD San Mateo, CA 94401 AB AUDIO VISUAL Web: aap123.com Basic Rate: Please email for hourly, daily 650-328-8338 Southern California Contact: Rich Wenzel or flat rate projects Email: [email protected] 562-429-1042 Format: Pro Tools Ultimate Web: studiocirclerecordings.com/index Email: [email protected], Erik. Basic Rate: call for rates BASS KING MUSIC [email protected] 13012 Haas Ave TARPAN STUDIOS Web: abaudio.com ARTIS MUSICAI / Artis Cine 5.1 Gardena, CA 90249 1925 E. Francisco Blvd. Contact: Arlan Boll, Erik Lapporte 17412 Ventura Blvd. Ste183 323-309-5145
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