Milestones matter. And when a studio hits the five-year mark in Brooklyn’s highly competitive audio landscape, that’s worth noting.
What’s won the 1100 sq. ft. Park Slope/Gowanus facility Degraw Sound the chance to keep on recording and mixing for another five years? The vintage Trident 24 series console is a Read more...
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GREENWICH VILLAGE: Walk into John O’Mahony’s new mix room in New York’s venerable Electric Lady Studios and you’re glimpsing into the hybrid analog/digital mind of a modern-day mixer.
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Last year, on our Brooklyn Studio Tour, we reported visiting an amazing new studio in Williamsburg called One.Point.Six Media. Over the summer, this beautiful two-room facility was purchased by new owners and closed for renovations. The space, now under new management, will officially re-open as Three Egg Studios with a Read more...
