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A featured
MIX Magazine
member of the
Class of 2004
Look for our story in the June
edition of MIX Magazine.
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In 2004 Cedar Rock Studio opened its doors. The venue strikes a balance between at home comfort
and technical savvy. The 4,000 square foot facility features 32 foot high cathedral ceilings, large
windows, exotic floating floors and cedar and stone design elements throughout. Focusing on all types
of music, the facility is comprised of a main tracking room, offset by four large isolation rooms
featuring Auralex Metro and DST acoustical treatments. The spacious 27x30 control room features a
48 frame Trident Series 80 5.1 capable console with Uptown 2000 automation, Dynaudio 212 and
UREI 15 monitors, and IZ Radar Nyquist 24/192 and Nuendo 2 inch analog 16 track recorders. Outboard
gear spans API pre's to Neve vintage compressors. The mic closet houses a Nuemann 149 and TLM, AKG,
Royer 122 and vintage RCA mics. The studio's private living quarters are network equipped and video
capable. Other ammenities are in-house graphic design, a photo studio, game room and a room full of
vintage guitars and amps.
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