I recently recorded keyboard parts for an album with Scott Goodrich at the helm. I've worked with a number of different engineers in various different types of studio settings, and Scott is definitely one of the best that I've worked with. He has a laid-back demeanor which really helped me get into the groove while I was recording. Of course, everyone has some jitters when first going into the studio, but Scott really helped me allay those feelings so that I could really focus on delivering a good performance. He moves quickly while delivering high-quality results, working with musicians on their mistakes. He patiently sat through me rehearsing, recording, and reinventing my parts with the rest of the band, providing constructive feedback throughout the whole process. He made all of the interactions feel casual while still producing a very tight recording at the end of the day. When the band unexpectedly decided to record on one of the studio's old pianos, Scott was up to the task, quickly cleaning off the instrument and setting up the mic so that I could record on it. His adaptability continued to impress me throughout the session.
The studio itself has a wide array of equipment, with a solid mix of hardware and software to get the job done. It is spacious yet wastes no space on unnecessary items. This is not a space for musicians who want to spend a couple of hours relaxing by the pool after recording for 30 minutes; it's a space in which serious work happens.
If you're looking to record, I highly recommend checking out Scott at Nu-Tone. I know that I will be back in the future to record more when the need arises, and will be recommending him and the studio to other bands that need professional-quality recordings. read more
