Awesome quality and great vibe. Best studio I've been to. Would recommend to any artist with any…read moretaste. Cole is an insane engineer

Went to saltmine studio and recorded with Jaydubb! Great engineer and he even had a beat made for…read moreme. By far the greatest time I've ever had at any studio and by any engineer. Appreciate the time and good vibes! Saltmine is by far the nicest studio I've been to as well. S/O the man Jdubb!!!

You will love working with Ken, He is so easy to work with and to get along with. It is a joy…read moreworking with him in the studio and you can't beat the price at $25 an hour for the studio time. I'm an English teacher doing recordings so even if it wasn't about music, doing an English/Spanish book was so amazing! Thanks Ken!

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Cannot say enough good things. I'm from out of town and needed a very last minute videographer to…read morefilm a conference speech. David was quickly available at a VERY affordable rate compared to others. You never know what you're gonna get with a random Yelp hire but David was SO PROFESSIONAL, communicative, efficient and required zero energy or instruction on my end -- and that's coming form a micromanager! He showed up, multiple cameras, all the expertise -- crushed it and went above and beyond my expectation. I would recommend him to ANYONE, not only for rate and efficiency, but he's got a great, trustworthy, easy-going yet professional vibe.

We at Huawei used AZ Video Marketing for a product installation video for our customers. We were…read morevery pleased with Dave's professionalism. He arrived early with professional equipment. He was very flexible with our requests and had an excellent eye on the best advantage points and lighting. He edited our video for us and created a great professional video for us to use with our customers. I would highly recommend AZ Video Marketing.

It took me a long time to decide to write this review, because while some of my experiences with…read moreSteve were great, other times the service was awful. I will give you both sides and you can decide whether or not you want to work with him. I am a singer-songwriter who brought music files to Steve to edit. Once we got the instrumental tracks smooth and in sync, we recorded my vocals. His equipment was superb, much of it made by him to exacting specifications. And, from what I have learned about microphones--including how I sound after using several different ones--I think that the custom one he built was first-rate for my voice. Don't, however, expect a professional atmosphere. Steve records in the living room of his house; and during the time I was there, we had to work around a young baby and a dog. If it's summer, he turns off the air conditioning (because the compressor makes noise); so if you record during the summer months be prepared to sweat. A lot. The best part of the experience was learning how to edit my vocal tracks with ProTools. Steve encouraged me to get the artist's version so I could do the editing at my home, saving money and getting the vocals exactly the way I wanted them. He was generous with his time teaching me how to use the program to edit vocals, and I will always appreciate this. If you're waiting for the major "but," here it is. Most of the problems arose around the mix. It took Steve four months to give me ten songs. He procrastinated, rarely communicated in a timely manner, and in fact acted annoyed that I would even dare to call him to ask about the status of the project. In retrospect, I could tell he really didn't want to mix the album. He should have told me this straight out, instead of leaving me hanging. After four months and about twenty-four hundred dollars poorer (of course my money was not refunded), I was less than happy with the mixes. I brought the files elsewhere whose engineer--who had much more experience with my style of music and also teaches recording at a university--immediately made the piano and guitar sound better. In a few hours, this other engineer did better than Steve had in four months. One major problem was the condition of the files. Somehow Steve had combined time changes (which I had requested) with unwanted key changes. He didn't label the files so you knew what they were. And instead of one instrumental line or one vocal line, various portions of files were in pieces all over the place. The other engineer had to spend extra time getting the files in shape (and, rightly so, charged me for it). One song was ruined to such an extent that I was unable to use the guitar track (which I had already paid for). I had to record other instruments for this song all over again, as well as the vocals which had been recorded too "hot" and were not useable as there was distortion. I have no doubt that Steve is gifted (he spent a fair amount of time telling me that he was, and I did see at least one award he earned). However, he's probably much better doing work solo, such as soundtracks that other studios send him for absolute final revisions. Steve had given me a price break because I was doing an entire album; but there was always the caveat that he'd cancel my session to do work on, say, a movie soundtrack that brought him a much higher fee. Ultimately, considering the money I threw away for a mix I couldn't use, and the extra money I had to pay the new engineer to get my files in workable shape, I probably didn't end up saving a whole lot. If you're a singer-songwriter and not a major studio (which pays Steve a lot more), you should probably look elsewhere. I found Brick Road Studio much more suited to my needs.

second time collaborating with Steve 30-45 mins thank you so much professionally speaking to a…read morenovice consciousness rapper experimental vocalist creator engineer producer indy artist via SoundCloud and Voloco and voice memos thank you for being patient and sharing knowledge insight through love for music. look forward to publishing my first song with you to Apple Music Spotify and Youtube Music and from there creating an album minimum 5 songs. no mumble rap ‍ ps: s/o young Stanley ttyl (72hours) (3rd base - hot corner / pitcher - heirophant )