Such a great experience recording with Omar at 512. Super efficient, professional and personable! I…read morewas amazed at how seamless the session went. Will definitely be back! :)

I've known Omar Vallejo since the early 90s. Very good all around person. The Band Vallejo was a…read moregreat group back then in Birmingham, Alabama and working with Omar was a great experience He taught me so much about how the music business works. People love him and I love him. His family is the best! I highly recommend you hire 512 Studios to Create a Recording that will SHINE brighter than other Recording Studios. Omar brings The MAGIC and you will have a lot of fun recording here! Omar's the KING!

12th Street Sound in my opinion is the best recording studio in Austin. Top quality gear (the only…read moreSSL 9000 in town) all the premium mics, pres, outboard gear, and great instruments (I'm a keyboard player) Hammond B-3 with Leslie, Wurly electric, grand piano, plus great guitar amps, amps, etc. The building itself was an old Baptist church, and 12th Street hired famed studio designers The Wes Lachot Design Group (www.weslachot.com is worth a look as well) to design the space from the ground up. It really is a very cool space. Kevin Szymanski is the house engineer and has worked with lots of famous bands you know-from Foo Fighters, to Matchbox 20, to John Hiatt, to Queens of the Stone Age to Faith Hill. If you are recording in Austin, you need to check this place out. If you are not recording in Austin, you should re-think those plans and come to Austin to record. It's a cool music town, and 12th Street Sound also just happens to be about one mile from Franklin's BBQ, which Bon Appetit calls the best BBQ joint in the U.S.

Besides being one of the coolest looking recording studios (created from an old Baptist church),…read more12th Street Sound really knows their stuff. The equipment is outstanding, the engineer and owner are amazing, and everything they produce is high-quality. This is a huge step up from many of the old-school recording studios in Austin, and it has everything an artist would need to produce something incredible.

My experience at Noiz Faktory has been great. The sound engineers are meticulous, detail-oriented,…read moreand dedicated to creating a product that the customer is happy about. Eric (the owner) was a pleasure to work with; he has created a state-of-the-art recording studio that is a great value for artists with any budget size. Put simply, the people at Noiz Faktory work with you, not for you. Everyone involved shares a musical goal with the customer and they work to create the best product possible.

From the owner: Are you a music producer or enthusiast in Georgetown, Texas or anywhere else looking to take your…read moreskills to the next level? Look no further than The Noiz Faktory Recording Studios! Our website is the ultimate destination for all things music production, offering a wide range of tutorials, articles, and resources to help you create professional-quality music right from the comfort of your own home or in a professional studio environment. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced producer, we've got you covered with expert advice and guidance from our team of experienced music producers and engineers. We also offer a variety of tools and resources to help you bring your musical ideas to life. So why wait? Join us today and start creating the music you've always dreamed of, right here in Georgetown, Texas!

Joel is amazing. Had a crazy jumbled audio recording of an uncle (telling old family stories,…read morepriceless!!) that recently passed away and he cleaned it up much better than I could have ever expected. What an amazing skill for audio editing. Thank you so very much Joel. This small gesture you have given me will bring so much joy to so many in my family - you can't imagine. Thank you again.

Great experience at The Block House doing an NPR network interview. Very professional and…read morecompetent, but also warm and welcoming. Hope they get the contract for an audiobook I'll be recording soon; I'd like to go back.

Woooooo!!! Talk about a great place to record a new album! We recently had the pleasure of…read morerecording at Austin Signal. Tucked away in the Hill Country, they are just a hop skip and a jump from downtown. The studio itself is set back from Jon the owners home. Jon and his Engineer Alex were both very professional. We felt at home as soon as we walked into the facilities. They have a lounge area outside the mixing room and the sound room. You can also chill on the outside covered patio if you need a smoke break. One of the great things about Austin Signal is that they cut vinyl as well! That's right, I said VINYL!! Hand cut in Austin Texas. What? What?!!! They offer 12", 10", and 7". I would suggest calling for more details. Make sure to check out their website to get a better idea of the space itself and what you can expect. They give you a breakdown of the equipment they have in the studio. They have a kitchen and always have fresh Ruta Maya coffee brewing. Feel free to bring your own food and libations for those long days. Our experience with Jon and his studio was more than we could have asked for. Mr. Smidgens highly recommends Austin Signal.

From the owner: High quality recording, editing and mixing. Short-run vinyl record cutting.read more

Smaller venue than I expected. Monster talent on stage. Staff is very friendly and accommodating…read more Sound system and lighting are excellent. The stairs to the VIP area are very narrow and look slippery but I was able to navigate. Won't try that next time. Seating was adequate and comfortable. Parking was adequate but the crowd was small. I think the show was announced too late to get a packed crowd. Bathrooms sparkling clean. I'll be back soon.

Went to support a friend's band and shoot photos/video for them since the venue charges musicians a…read morelot of money for video capture using their in house system. The owner took me outside and said I'd been all in their cameras way (despite them being mounted up above the stage) and so to help pay him back I could send him my camera footage for free ! Super shady energy at this spot - they aren't in the business of supporting live music artists, creatives, or photographers.

The owner, Barry, is super duper nice. The rehearsal room is decorated and sound-proofed…read morebeautifully. The drum set was totally approved by our drummer. Overall, we highly recommend The Riff House to any musicians needing a place to rehearse! ~Preachers on the Radio band

Me and a buddy rented the blue room for a couple of hours to jam and the place is great. Hook…read moreright into the mixing board and boom, done. Mics with boom stands and pa provided. All I brought was my guitar and amp and cable. He also has amps if you need to use one. The owner was very nice and showed us around and even held the door open while we were schlepping in equipment. I highly recommend this place for jams and practice.

Eric is a super talented engineer and a consummate professional. He has all the technical chops you…read morecould ask for in a producer or engineer, but more importantly, he really cares about capturing your band at its best. The space is awesome, the price is a steal. DO IT.

Eric has a contagious enthusiasm for what he does, and it rubs off on the musicians he records and…read morehis finished product. His ears, attitude, and professionalism impressed me, and I will be recommending him to friends. I'm a hobbyist home recorder and have been working on a demo for a new project. I found East Side Tone through Yelp and set up a couple hours with Eric to get a second set of ears on my mix. He was an excellent teacher and demonstrated mastery of his craft. Sitting in the control room with him, he exudes creativity and positive energies. You do not feel 'on the clock' or like you're purchasing a commodified product. Although we only spent a couple hours mixing, I could see how valuable Eric's creative input would be in each phase of production. If you're considering buying a couple hours of studio time for one facet of your album, I would urge you to consider booking a couple of days with Eric and have him guide you end-to-end. I wish I had.