Portal:Studios
From WikiRecording
The Studio Portal | |
A Studio, in its broadest meaning, is a place to record and master audio. A Studio is commonly understood as the a place specifically designed for recording audio, with special considerations taken in its construction materials, electrical system, and shape. There are several kinds of studios, Recording Studios, Mastering Studios, and Mobile Studios. |
Add Your Studio to Our Directory! |
What is the Studio Directory?WikiRecording is a great resource for Recording Studios. Any studio, big or small, can create a page on WikiRecording listing the name of your studio, photos of your studio, a list of albums worked on, an equipment list, quotes from former clients and whatever else you think would interested a potential client or renter of your studio. Potential Clients and Renters can then discover your studio in all its glory in the directory! How Do I Add My Studio?There is a please read the Tutorial for adding a Studio to the WikiRecording Directory if you wish to add your studio. What Does It Cost? (Hint: Its Free!)The Studio Directory is a free service we provide for the benefit of the community. All we ask in return is for you to write an article or two about some of the equipment you have in your studio. This is beneficial for both you and your clients. For example, think of the most confusing piece of equipment in your studio and how many times you've had to explain it to a client or renter. What if the next time you could just point them towards the article? Less work for you and good for the community! |
Featured Studios |
Current Featured StudiosJackpot! Recording Studio Jackpot! Recording Studio, in Portland, Oregon, has hosted sessions for artists such as The Go-Betweens, Elliott Smith, Quasi, Stephen Malkmus, Sleater-Kinney, The Decemberists and The Shins over its ten-year history. Owner Larry Crane (also founder and editor of Tape Op Magazine) has helmed many of these sessions and has utilized his knowledge of recording to create a unique and full-featured studio that is available for an affordable price. Jackpot! has an assortment of gear including 24 and 16 track 2" tape decks, a 1/2" or 1/4" mixdown deck, Pro Tools HD2 Accel with 32 ins and 40 outs, a vintage EMT plate reverb, upright grand piano, 33 channels of boutique mic preamps, 27 channels of outboard equalization, 23 channels of compression, plus a large assortment of microphones to choose from. How Can My Studio Become a WikiRecording Featured Studio?Featured studios are chosen for the completeness of their pages. A full listing of gear, with articles on one or more pieces of your gear, is a key step to becoming a featured studio. The administrator of WikiRecording watches the Directory carefully to find new featured studios. |
