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L.A. Grapevine
Oct 1, 2009, By Bud Scoppa

On a hazy late-summer afternoon, I pull into the parking lot of California Sound Studios in Lake Forest, 60 miles south of my 'hood. For some time to...

Nashville Skyline, October 2009
Oct 1, 2009, By Peter Cooper

Carl Tatz's parents used to leave him in the house sometimes when they left for an evening out. That's when the speakers would get shifted around. My...

Sweatshop Studios
Oct 1, 2009, By Barbara Schultz

The name seems less than apt for the environment that owner/operator Shaul Dover and his musician/producer son, Edan Dover, have created in rural upstate...

Project Studio: Defy Recordings
Oct 1, 2009, By Matt Gallagher

Engineer/producer Robert L. Smith's career arc is emblematic of the shifting fortunes of New York City's studio scene over the past 20 years. Beginning...

Night Sky Sound
Aug 1, 2009, By Barbara Schultz

One of the new studios featured in Mix's Class of 2009, Night Sky Sound (www.myspace.com/night skysoundinc) is situated in a Mediterranean-style estate...

On the Cover: Levels Audio
Aug 1, 2009, By Bud Scoppa

Founded in 1998 by producer and recording engineer Brian Riordan, Levels Audio has drawn nearly as many accolades for its eye-catching 3-year-old Hollywood...

Project Studio: Ear FX
Aug 1, 2009, By Barbara Schultz

This space in Mix is usually devoted to music recording studios, but Shawn Conrad is proof that even in the sound-for-picture world, some of the most...

On the Cover: High-End Recording at Charleston Sound
Jul 1, 2009, By Barbara Schultz

When longtime engineer/studio owner Jeff Hodges decided to move his family and business from Atlanta, Ga., to the Charleston, S.C., area, he did so with...

Playback Recording
Jul 1, 2009, By Barbara Schultz

Playback (www.playbackrecording.com) has been the name of engineer Tucker Bodine's studio since he started flying solo in Manhattan four years ago. Building...

Project Studio: Terry Silverlight
Jul 1, 2009, By Matt Gallagher

From an early age, New York-based drummer/composer/producer Terry Silverlight (www.terrysilverlight.com) has maintained a self-taught, D.I.Y. ethic for...

New York Metro, July 2009
Jul 1, 2009, By David Weiss

From sequencer to sync license. It's a tricky route, but smart producers and artists in New York City who ride the subway every day understand that there...

L.A. Grapevine, July 2009
Jul 1, 2009, By Bud Scoppa

During the past two decades, the words studio bau:ton have become synonymous with a readily identifiable style of recording studio design: airy, functional,...