Back again! I had the pleasure of working with Tightrope Recording for my new podcast series, I…read morecouldn't be happier with the results. From start to finish, Jessi, Colin and Max went above and beyond to ensure that every aspect of the recording process was seamless and professional. First and foremost, the studio itself was top-notch. They have an amazing amount of options of microphones to choose from, I went with a Sennheiser 416. Additionally, the studio's acoustics were excellent, providing a clean and crisp sound without any unwanted background noise, we used studio A mostly. The entire recording process was enjoyable and stress-free, I was there a lot so that's saying something- Overall I can't recomend them enough. If you're looking for a recording studio that will deliver then make sure you work with them.

Tightrope Recording, and their owner Max, did not live up to their promises. They promised a great…read morerecording and finished mixes for one price of $1500. They did a great job recording, but sent us home with only the rough cut, and no finished mixes. They claimed that it took a lot of effort to set up for a multi-instrument band and they had to bring in extra help, thus extra cost. They had no more money or time to finish the mixes. Max had the audacity to say that each song would be at least another $350 to finish, even though he promised us finished mixes when we spoke on the phone. I feel that this was unscrupulous practice. Make sure you get your promises in writing from Max, or he may just try to swindle you.

This company is very professional. Gives constructive criticism. Very knowledgeable about musical…read moresounds & production. Their young with great potentials of succeeding beyond measures & they love God. Congratulations continue following your passion of helping people find there's. He helped produce our Gospel single Dean Jones and Company "RUN & TELL THAT"

Recently used Mystery Street Recording Company, and Joe Tessone provided excellent service…read more Specifically, Mystery Street was able to transfer audio files from 40-year-old cassette tapes to digital. Joe cleaned up the files and "restored" the audio quality. He provided both MP3 files and higher quality audio files. Getting the files was easy- Joe provided us with a download link for quick access. Pricing was reasonable for the quality of work and turnaround time. For a fee of $100/tape in addition to the hourly rate, we received expedited service.

They lost our files multiple times, and then spent way to long to re-record things because they…read morewere constantly distracted and talking about unrelated things. There are many more professional studios in the area.

I have always loved to sing and I wanted to record in a real studio. Guys, this studio is state of…read morethe art!! Great equipment, great staff, professional, friendly and knowledgeable. I was nervous but they made me feel welcomed and asked me questions to understand what I wanted to get out of my session. I will be coming back with a few friends to jam out! I also booked the front area for a card game night. This place is amazing! I found a gem. Thank you Lyphline Studios you helped me rediscover my passion and I can never thank you enough.

I'm not going to lie, but I was a bit disappointed with some big deal things on our wedding because…read moreof our DJ. Matt seemed to have some great reviews that looked promising. When I contacted him, he had amazing communication, made great suggestions, and worked with me through planning, so I was hopeful about our big day. On the day of our wedding, he arrived at our venue early and made sure that his equipment worked, and he had a good "stage presence" because he was dressed for the occasion, which made us happy. He also did a great job following my created playlist for our ceremony, and he played everything on time. On the other hand, during our reception, most names in our wedding party were pronounced wrong even though I put the written pronunciations of everyone's last name on our sheet, and I gave him a copy of this well in advance. He never asked to meet us in person or Zoom, nor did he ask us how to pronounce anything. He even said our married last name incorrectly as we walked into the reception, so I am happy we didn't have a videographer because that would have been embarrassing. My husband's brother and sister walked into our reception as the first bridesmaid and groomsman, and Matt called Jackie (my husband's sister), Jessica, so not only did he call me (the bride) Jessica but he also called her by my new married name. During our reception, he was very nice to my husband and I, but he didn't really announce much and didn't say anything or update the playlist to get the crowd moving. As someone who has been to plenty of weddings after having mine, normally DJs will make flexible changes to get the crowd dancing and they will also say things to get everyone on their feet. Sure, there were certain times we had tons of people on the dance floor, but many times, it seemed bare. Many people told me they requested songs, but he never played any unless I personally went up to him and requested them; my mom even told him that she was the mother of the bride and wanted to play a song he never played. I did have a "Do Not Play List" of 2 songs, but I never said I didn't allow people to request songs, so that was very disheartening to hear. He also cut our first dance song and my father/daughter dance a bit too quickly before they were 100% over, which made me sad. I realize many DJs like doing this to save time, but he didn't ask us beforehand if we wanted that, and I didn't know that I was supposed to request the full song to be played. The dances all just seemed extremely rushed, one after another without any breaks in between, and they slowly faded right before he announced the next dance to start. Although there were some things I would definitely change, there were some memorable positives, as well. His company was able to provide us with a photobooth, which was a huge hit, so I am glad we added that into our celebration, and it wasn't too expensive. He played many songs that were on the list of songs we asked him to play, and he was very nice when we actually met him in person. As I stated above, he did a wonderful job at our ceremony, the sound for everything was great, and he was professional with his attire and with how early he arrived. He was even flexible with staying a bit later when some of the timing changed, and his communication when planning our event and booking him was great.

This guy is the coolest DJ I know! Whatever sound you like he got it, trap, rap, house, steppers, R…read moreand B you name it!

I love these guys! I contacted Hedroom Productions for a wedding I planned last June at European…read moreCrystal Banquets. I contacted them and a few other audio companies. By far, Hedroom was the best! Gordon was my contact and he provided exceptional customer service and was awesome in helping me coordinate equipment needs with the artists and their band, and the venue. The day of the wedding, they sent Sean and AJ to do sound engineering. They were great! The space we had for equipment was minimal but they worked it out and were flexible with pretty much everything. I would absolutely recommend these guys for your audio needs!

The perfect company to work with. The guys there are super friendly, and are always responsive to…read moremy needs. Every time and at every venue, these guys make it sound good! The equipment they use is top notch, and their customer service is second to none. I have never had any problems getting in touch, unlike many others in this industry. They can handle any size event, and have all the knowledge and expertise to run it smoothly. I have used many audio companies over the years, and Hedroom is one of the only companies I trust to work with.

Mark Sobot the owner was involved start to finish helping get the project done. Prices are…read moreextremely fair, and the studio is modern with the rest of the staff professional and accommodating. SVS is now our "to go" studio for recording music. This place is a GEM, couldn't be more pleased.

Not the best. Decent engineers. Old equipment and software. This "studio" is a room within Fort…read moreKnox Studios. There are dozens of bands practicing here so it's loud. The rooms are not soundproof so its hard to get a good clean sound without any background noise. This is not a bad hobby studio, if you can get a deal on pricing. It's better than using garage band. But for really professional recording I have looked elsewhere.

The cost of audio recording has come down considerably in the last twenty years, of course. But…read moreeven if you're not paying huge dollars, you want to make sure you're getting the best possible quality. For my business, Joyride Studio provides the ideal balance of price and quality. Actually, the quality I receive from them is as good as that I get from any studio in town at any price, and I've worked with some of the best. I use Joyride almost exclusively to record voiceover audio for radio and television commercials, and I have never been disappointed. They have an excellent, sound-conditioned isolation booth for vocals and voiceover. Of course, Joyride is topnotch for music recording. You only have to look at their website to see the many top acts that have chosen them. The studio is a bit west of downtown, but not far at all; it's about a 25-minute drive from the Watertower Monument on Michigan Avenue.

We recorded bluesman Larry Taylor's songs at Joyride Studio in 2015 and 2017. They were great…read moreengineers--Brian is super-- also,easy to work with and their prices are reasonable. They understand both the music and the oddities of musicians. They have a real piano and B3, and can mic things any way you want. They are experts at mixing too.