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Overview Forge Recording / Replication combines form and function into a new 7000 square foot complex outside of Philadelphia. The studio features a spacious 400 square foot control room and a 900 square foot live room, complete with two isolation booths, which can accommodate a 60-member choir. WSDG's design also includes 2000 square feet of [...]
Producer/musician/engineer Bill Jabr describes himself as a “studio nerd” and looking back on his career thus far, it’s clear to see why. He founded the original Blue Room in his home city of Atlanta, Georgia, in 2009 and the studio quickly became the creative space of choice for some of music’s hottest names, like André [...]
AV communication is a platform now BY CYNTHIA WISEHART ⋅ PUBLISHED: JUNE 24, 2023 Pandemic turned us all into video-conferencers; now as we return to public spaces, the definition of UC seems to only expand further, turning entire buildings into messaging and communication platforms. In NYC, one marquee company created a spectacular new town [...]
Alicia Keys And Ann Mincieli Discuss Documentary ‘Uncharted’ That Explores Creativity And The Lack Of Gender Inclusion In the Music Industry – Tribeca 2023 By Valerie Complex June 9, 2023 In the realm of popular music, statistics can reveal the truth behind the glitz and glamour. USC Annenberg’s Inclusion in the Recording Studio study, provides [...]
Studio Designer, Architect and Acoustician John Storyk Featured On Latest Episode of One & Dunn™ Podcast Premieres September 23rd across Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube. KMD Productions founder, (and increasingly popular) One And Dunn™ Podcast Host, Karen Dunn welcomes recording studio architect/acoustician/scuba diver/baseball fanatic and co-founding partner of WSDG Walters-Storyk Design Group, John Storyk to a revelatory conversation. The [...]
Read Full Article Here (PDF - 8 MB) WSDG (Walters-Storyk Design Group) John Storyk, Romina Larregina and Dirk Noy on WSDG’s work on Mix with The Masters’ new home in Paris, acoustic treatment mistakes, and not being software developers. As we wait for his colleagues from the Walters-Storyk Design Group (WSDG) to join us on [...]
By Jonathan LaMantia Storyk had never designed a recording studio before Hendrix tapped him. Photo by Buck Ennis Fresh out of college, John Storyk was waiting in line for ice cream on a summer day in 1968 when he inadvertently happened upon his big break. As the new architect was killing time flipping through [...]
You May Not Know Jack Antonoff. But You Probably Love His Music. By JOE COSCARELLI The producer and songwriter Jack Antonoff at his home studio in Brooklyn. The album “Gone Now” from his band, Bleachers, is out in June. Credit Tawni Bannister for The New York Times The first time Jack Antonoff hit it [...]
Jimi Hendrix’s Electric Lady Studios was in danger of closing, until the arrival of Lee Foster. Now it celebrates its 45th anniversary with a concert series kicked off by Patti Smith Electric Lady Studios co-owner Lee Foster with Patti Smith, who first recorded there in 1974. ‘I love the atmosphere of the studio,’ she [...]
A BIOGRAPHY OF JIMI HENDRIX'S ELECTRIC LADY STUDIOS, ITS OWNERSHIP, AND OTHER BLACK MEMORIES DISCUSSED: A Man of Zero Sentimentality, The Preservation of Psychedelic Sensibilities, Technical Questions for Les Paul, A Common Language, Keith Richards’s Desire for Privacy, Sold Souls, Employees for Hire, The Star-Spangled Banner, A Good Old Boy, Marlboro Reds, Something Ethereal When [...]
