To the Yelp patrons who don't look at google reviews, know that there are many many more positive words spoken on Matt & Cloverleaf over there. I left my own google review, but I was asked to comment on his recently launched Studio Share program. If you glimpsed Matt's prices and wished you could visit Cloverleaf more frequently than your wallet allows, this program might be for you. You'll have access to the various studio equipment, but he won't be there directly with you (though he may be available for questions). What I like about this program: 1. Matt's found a great way to help creatively minded people get more consistent use of his studio space. 2. He takes the time to meet with you for free before your membership begins. He'll go over the studio space, and what you need to know about the equipment that you intend to use. 3. After that meeting and before your first studio share session, he provides you with a detailed instructional email going over the same information, with visual guides that show what equipment will look like in their functional state (ie what buttons should be pressed, what lights should be on, etc). 4. He's open and honest about what he has to offer. I for instance, like to edit in Adobe Audition. He does not have a license for that, so he took the time to show me around Protools. In the end he showed me how I could get my work back into my normal editing workflow. What new Studio Share members should know: 1. PSA TO THOSE WHO ARE CREATIVELY BUT NOT TECHNICALLY MINDED: Matt did a great job at helping me out, but I should've taken pictures and brought a notebook to take notes in our initial meeting. I showed up to under-caffeinated and not quite alert and I felt overwhelmed. I expected this, I know how my brain works. It took me a bit to settle into the studio. So please, do not let the learning curve deter you once you notice it (if you are inexperienced). 2. You are going to miss Matt. Having a studio that features plenty of high quality equipment is great, but one of the best features of Cloverleaf is Matt himself. A cheaper rate for the studio space is nice, but it won't feel the same without him in there. read more

The minute Matt walked in the door I knew I was in good hands. He has a good way about him and makes someone who knows nothing (me) about recording audio/video onto the computer, feel at ease. Once I explained to him what I was looking for he walked me through what I needed to know step by step in a very thorough and thoughtful manner. He's extremely patient, knows exactly what he is doing and and is a great teacher too. Our 2nd appointment was for 3 hours but we finished in an hour and five minutes. Matt is fast, efficient, personable, and knowledgeable. When someone walks in the door and you know within 1 minute this is the right guy for the job, that says a lot. I would strongly urge anyone who is searching for any kind of audio production to give Matt a try, you won't regret it. read more

I wrote the lyrics and tune for a blues song and wanted to record it and make a lyrical video...have never done any of this before. From the minute Matt got on the project things moved along very smoothly with regular back & forth communication that was seamless! My time recording the vocal track in Matt's cool studio was an absolute joy! He is so nice and easy to work with. He took me-an absolute neophyte- from nervous Ned to a more confident and relaxed performer with great suggestions and got me to push the envelope in a way that was very comfortable. THEN he let me watch him mix the vocals from my best takes and put in the session musicians tracks who he recorded remotely due to pandemic...It was simply magical!! I am a huge fan of Matt and his studio! read more

We've been working with Matt Grosso and Cloverleaf Audio-Visual for 6 months now and it has been a fabulous experience. Matt is a consummate professional that strikes the perfect balance of creativity and linear thinking / organized process. His follow through and automated scheduling are on point. Personable and easy to collaborate with. Our content (primarily music videos and photography) is always delivered on time and beyond expectation. We are very pleased to find a creative partner that helps us execute our vision. They get it done and done right. Highly recommended! read more

I've been to Taylor Sound/Cloverleaf twice now, once last summer to record drums for my bands single. I recently went back for three days to record an album, and I'm certainly glad I did. The engineer I was working with did his best to make my vision a reality - from sorting out project outlines to finishing touches on tracking. The facility is cozy and clean, and it's easy to spend large amounts of time there on any given day. I'd recommend this place for any musician looking to take their project(s) to a studio level. read more

Thank you so much Matt and Cloverleaf Audio productions! Due to Covid I was worried I wouldn't be able to pull off an awesome surprise for my daughters 16th birthday but Matt helped me with that and made her first recording session such an awesome experience! Matt was professional but also very personable and helped my daughter make her song her own. Matt is very talented and I'm so glad we had this opportunity! Thank you Matt! read more

Matt and his team are amazing. I'm a songwriter who needed a solid demo to show people my style. I knew absolutely no one in the industry and he was able to bring in extremely talented people to help with my demo. Not only that, but he's great at communicating and very talented at what he does. Thanks Matt! -Miki Speer read more

We recently recorded a podcast at Cloverleaf(St. Paul) and Matt was so helpful. He offered water and coffee, made my boss feel comfortable in the studio, and facilitated with the remote interviewer so everything was ready to go for us when we arrived. We would recommend Cloverleaf to anyone! read more