Grab a glass of champagne! Octave Studio is up and running.
After months of construction, wiring, adjusting, and hair pulling (not to mention years of planning), we’re finally recording in the new studio.
The work we’re doing won’t be ready to be listened to for several months and we’ve got a bunch of new and exciting releases already in the “can” that we’ll be sharing with you soon, but still….this is a big moment for us.
I put together a quick little video of the new studio you can watch here
In the video, you’ll likely notice a familiar musician, trumpeter Gabriel Mervine. Gabriel’s Octave release of Say Somethin’ was quick to sell out (still available for download) and we’ve got him back in the new studio for a very special project I’ll be telling you about in the coming months.
The studio is one of the very few in the world dedicated to DSD and preserving the art of recording.
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I assume Atmos mixing capability has been covered in other threads but I am curious if the studio is planning to install such a system. Or, is that completely off the table for now? I guess it would have to be mixed in PCM so there’s an obstacle.
Congratulations with the new studio. Its look cool, but I se one mistake. Carpet is not good for the sound. Sound from the floor is very good. Sound from the floore is very natural.
Welcome aboard! Check out this video. In it I recall Paul describing this view as the artist’s lounge. He also provides a basic description the rest of the studio.