Well phew! We’re back from one slammin’ AES Convention — and still reeling from all the awesome audio technologies and technologists we encountered on the show floor and after-hours.
If we do say so ourselves, one of the most memorable AES parties we’ve ever attended was the one we actually Read more...
Facility Name: Brownstone Recording Studio
Website: http://www.warrenhenry.net
Location: Harlem, Manhattan
Neighborhood Advantages: Near every train line in New York City
Date of Birth: April 1988
Facility Focus: composition, mixing, audio post and tracking
Mission Statement: “We always jump with two parachutes”
Clients/Credits: Jennifer Hudson, VH1, Warren Henry Project, Daryl Doleman, Read more...
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