Does Rep Studio take Bitcoin?

No, Rep Studio does not take Bitcoin.

Does Rep Studio take credit cards?

Yes, Rep Studio takes credit cards.

Specialties

Some of the services we specialize in, which aren't typically available in-house at other recording studios include, but are not limited to: °Custom music composition °Sound design for theatrical productions and other multimedia communications (web sites, corporate presentations, slide shows, etc) °Voice Over recording for radio and TV commercials, documentaries, telephone prompts, ADR, books on tape °Converting records, tapes, and film reels from virtually any old format to modern digital media such as CD, DVD, or raw data °Interviewing and recording folks (especially elders) who have need to preserve their legacy for future generations to benefit from and enjoy °Patching live telephone audio into our system. Useful for recording interviews when the participants can't meet face to face, and for directing recording sessions from anywhere in the world

History

Established in 1992.

Construction for REP Studio started in 1991 and we had our first session in the new studio in May of 1992. REP Studio has become a creative environment that continues to support local artists such as the Sim Redmond Band, the Ithaca Community Chorus, the Burns Sisters, Wingnut, and Samite. In 2006, Nate Richardson took over management of REP to continue providing a creative rich environment for advertising clients such as AARP, Carrier Corp, Corning Museum of Glass, Eric Mower and Associates, Finger Lakes Wine Country, Saranac Beer, Smith Marketing, The Ithaca Times, Turner Sports, Warne-McKenna Advertising. And Musical artists like Thousands of One, John Brown's Body, Gordon Stout, Rockwook Ferry, Steve Brown/Cafe Records, Crow Greenspun, Joe Crookston, Somatic Umbra, J-San and the Analog Sons, Dufus, Urban Horsethieves, Route 5, 10ft Ganja Plant, Fe Nunn, Marcus Goines, Mbusi, Nothing But Treble, The Touchtones, The Hangovers, The Chai Notes, Cornell Classnotes, Colgate 13...

Meet the Manager: Nate R.

Landing at Berklee College of Music in the early 90s, Nate studied Film Scoring and eventually earned his degree in Jazz Composition. As a player he shied away from the competitive bebop jazz style and found himself falling more and more deeply in love with Reggae. Seven years of heavy touring and recording with the acclaimed and increasingly popular John Brown's Body gave Nate a front row seat to many of the inner workings of the music and recording industries. Relocating to Ithaca in 2001, Nate began to apply all he had learned as a recording musician to his new job as night engineer at REP. He quickly earned Tim's favor by turning out great work on project after project. When Tim moved to Boston in the summer of 2006 Nate took over full time as head engineer of REP Studio and has successfully maintained the high level of professionalism and quality that our clients have counted on for years.