Why Recording Studios Still Matter

Have several large studio owners and/or studio managers discuss the importance of using a real studio to make a record instead of it being recorded in a bedroom. The industry has shifted to smaller budgets leaving artists the task of finding somewhere to record for little or no money. Most studios will work with artists to do records for small budgets these days and most of the time the record can be done more efficiently and sound better by using a professional studio to record the record. Using the studio space to setup the band all "live" and not recording each instrument separately saves time and money as well as access to gear not affordable to independent artists.
Presenters

Chris Bell
Producer/Engineer/Mixer
Chris Bell Productions
Chris has been in the recording studio for the last 23 years working on records like Erykah Badu’s “Mammas Gun”and The Eagles #1 record “Long Road Out of Eden”. His resume includes studio time with...
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Producer
Royal Studios
Lawrence "Boo" Mitchell is a Grammy Award winning engineer, a music producer composer, and an award winning movie producer. Born January 14th, 1971, Boo is son of legendary Al Green/Hi Records pro...
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CCO
Concord Music Group
Martin Kierszenbaum
Chairman
Cherrytree Music Company

Jeff Greenberg
CEO
The Village
Owner & CEO of The Village Studios in West Los Angeles, Jeff Greenberg is a native Angeleno with music business in his blood. At age 19 Greenberg was already managing his first rock band. Later he ...
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