Post your links to studios with mojo

[Meriphew]

Post your links to studios (big or small) that have the mojo happening. Here's a few to get us started.

http://greenhouse.is/
http://www.ardentstudios.com/
http://www.headgearrecording.com/home/home.html
http://www.yorkstreet.co.nz/studioa.php

[helmuth]

http://deltalab.dk/
http://gulastudion.com/
http://www.sandkviestudio.se

[Slider]

I'll throw in a plug for my buddy Taub.

http://www.brooklynrecording.com/studiopics.shtml

[cgarges]

www.abbeyroad.com
Instant mojo once you tell the security guy you're there for a session.

www.sunsetsound.com
www.fidelitorium.com

Chris Garges
Charlotte, NC

[Cellotron]

reppin' the BK:
http://www.excellorecording.com - space to breathe, a funky Calrec board, and a nice mic closet indeed
http://www.martinbisi.com/studio.html - old school without a doubt - Martin is just ridiculously good at what he does
http://www.studiogbrooklyn.com - say hey to Joel and get some good tracks while at it.

ridiculously gorgeous no expense spared place in upstate NY:
http://www.allairestudios.com/

& elsewhere:
http://www.compasspointstudios.com/ - might as well get a tan on breaks between takes

http://www.mapleshaderecords.com - Pierre Sprey may well be a snake oil salesman - but he actually believes every line of it - and theres's no getting around that he's a genius!!

http://www.ronthemusicmaker.org/music/studio.htm - can't call this "mojo" really - but L Ron Hubbard - aka Mr. Scientologist himself - did have a pretty snazzy mic collection! maybe file this under "freaky deaky" instead of "mojo"

http://www.searsound.com - I just love listening to Walter tell me how digital is utter garbage while he smokes like a chimney. The C room is amazing sounding though.

http://www.trickdogrecording.com - Paul Evans Mitchell's comfy place out in the sticks. the man knows his stuff!

Best regards,
Steve Berson

[bplr]

great topic! this will be interesting.

[jcuthbertson]

check out jim eno from spoon's recently finished studio:

http://www.public-hifi.com/

[I'm Painting Again]

http://www.toeragstudios.com/cover.html

[jcuthbertson]

cacophony recorders: another groovy studio in austin putting out some great records.
http://www.myspace.com/cacophonyrecorders

[JoshT]

http://www.chromasound.net

[doc]

I'm praying I get to work at http://www.bearcreekstudio.com/ in the near future. Hands down the sweetest, most comfortable studio I've ever been in.

-Doc

[palinilap]

http://www.russianrecording.com/main.html

Terrific, organic live room, scenic area and a bunch of Russian mics. Can't ask for anything more.

[centurymantra]

Toe Rag Studios is cool, and that's the one that immediately came to my mind.

The actor Vincent Gallo, of all people, has a pretty interesting recording studio...the guy is a vintage gear freak. It's got a bit of that mad scientist's lair vibe going on.

http://www.drowninginbrown.com/dib_studio.htm

He should be on Tapeop. I read an interview where he talked about the studio and how he devoted the majority of two and a half years of his life to constructing it, but was stymied by missing twenty feet of a specific vintage Mogami cable. He spent a month finding a guy with some and installed it before proceeding with his record. It sounds like he's a pretty serious microphone addict too..

[jmpizzoferrato]

Verdant studio is one of my personal favorites. Anyone in New England should know about this place and all it has to offer! Seriously.. as a freelancer, this place kind of made me rethink the way I approach engineering! The vibe in this place is pretty unreal.

www.verdantstudio.com

[I'm Painting Again]

Toe Rag Studios is cool, and that's the one that immediately came to my mind.

The actor Vincent Gallo, of all people, has a pretty interesting recording studio...the guy is a vintage gear freak. It's got a bit of that mad scientist's lair vibe going on.

http://www.drowninginbrown.com/dib_studio.htm

He should be on Tapeop. I read an interview where he talked about the studio and how he devoted the majority of two and a half years of his life to constructing it, but was stymied by missing twenty feet of a specific vintage Mogami cable. He spent a month finding a guy with some and installed it before proceeding with his record. It sounds like he's a pretty serious microphone addict too..

Haha yeah VG is really OCD..He is a really nice guy though..not at all like in his movies..I think he has a true talent for capturing great sounds and images..he is real into modern electronic type music as well as old school stuff..I would love to see a TO interview for him happen..