The 42 by 42 foot live room has 35-foot high fir ceilings and maple floors along with its six original flying buttresses. There is a high stage and a second, lower stage directly opposite the control room. This architecture helps to generate our signature “big live room” sound and is ideal for capturing gigantic drums that you definitely didn't record in a bedroom. The space can easily accommodate and enhance anything from a single voice to a 40-piece orchestra or full band.

Looking out onto the live room is the equally amazing 500 square foot control room. It was custom designed by John Storyk who has been an icon in the professional audio and video recording community since 1968 when he designed Electric Lady Studios for Jimi Hendrix in New York City. His unsurpassed technical expertise and attention to the practical side of recording resulted in a perfectly tuned space that is accurate, comfortable and versatile. 

To either side of the control room are two large isolation rooms that can each handle our beautiful baby grand piano or a full drum kit. There is also a third, smaller iso-booth in back out of the line of sight for shy singers or amp isolation.

The centerpiece of the control room is our 32 channel Rupert Neve Designs 5088 Class A discrete analogue console. The 5088 is the culmination of legendary electronics engineer Rupert Neve‘s 50-year career as a designer of classic, high-end audio consoles and analogue circuitry. (Dave Grohl's movie Sound City is a beautiful love letter to Rupert). 

Flexible, elegant and seriously powerful, the 5088 has the dynamic range, tonal versatility and frequency response needed to make professional records. In other words, it sounds like butter and looks fu%&@!king amazing doing it too. Ours has automation too. 

MCI JH-24 2″ tape machine with CLASP 

We round out the package with some tasty vintage outboard gear, a serious mic closet and a lightning fast fiberoptic internet connection. 

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Just outside the control room is the upstairs green room lounge and kitchenette with never-ending coffee pot, a fridge, toaster, microwave and some comfy chairs. There is also a large desk for crew or videographers.

Last but not least is the downstairs rumpus room lounge. The 2,000 square feet space includes a kitchenette with a refrigerator and a microwave, dining table for eight, a freestanding bar, pool table, ping pong table, foosball table, regulation dart board and bunch of couches. You can also do some very limited tracking from this space for a more reflective sound.