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Improve your stage presence and interaction with fans and step up your live performance skills in our live band rehearsal space.
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Record and grow your podcast, YouTube channel or social media with our video broadcast studio. Build your brand and reach your audience live or pre-recorded.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Do you have Free Parking?
Yes we have FREE parking on site. If the parking area is full, parking on Wellington Street is free after 6pm.
Do you have welfare facilities?
- Yes, We do provide toilet facilities as well as a small kitchen.
- Food MUST NOT be eaten in the studio.
- Water ONLY in the studio, and must be kept away from equipment.
How does the booking system work?
- You make a reservation through our website. You booking will then be 'Approved' via email/text. Full payment is required after your session.
What programs do the engineers use?
Our engineers are trained in a host of industry standard software like Apple Logic Pro X and Fruity Loops.
What services do you offer?
We offer Mix & Mastering, Vocalling. Voiceovers, Band Rehearsal Space, Podcast Recording and Live Streaming.
How can I prepare for a recording session?
It would be good practice to have a rough idea of how you want to lay your vocals beforehand, this decreases waste time and increases your creative time and in the long run saves you money.
Can you bulk book session hours and do you do package deals?
Yes you can bulk book session hours with great prices through our site
For special offers subscribe to our emails.
What format should my music be in?
We can import wav (.wav) and MP3 (.mp3) files, which can be brought in on CD or USB. We can not use windows media (.wma) files because they are not compatible with our computer. Stem files (individual tracks) of your songs can be brought in and imported as well.
Where can we find some of your work you engineers have done?
You can find our engineer's previous work here on our page.
Should we edit and mix on the same day as recording?
Recording, editing and mixing can be done on the same day, however we do not recommend that. After hours of recording, ear fatigue can set in, which limits the ability to hear various elements of the recording.
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