I have been to a few recording studios in the Kansas City area. I am most impressed with a…read moreEvolution Audio The owner, John, has an amazing place here! It is impeccably designed and maintained. It is incredibly clean and tastefully decorated in a beautifully minimalistic way with wonderful accent lighting. I was fortunate enough to work with Bryan, who was kind enough to engineer my session with a remote studio in San Francisco. I will be honored to return to evolution audio in the future. I very much enjoyed my time here, and the kindness of everyone who I encountered.

I'm not sure if I can do this, but this review is not about the recording studio itself, of which I…read morehave never stepped foot in nor have I seen anybody or anything actually come out of the building, but this review is about the graffiti adorning it's walls. So here's the backstory; there is a lot of graffiti by an artist named Scribe in Kansas City, who made a name for himself actually doing mainstream art stuff and he was actually hired to do his spray paint stuff on quite a few buildings around the city (the old Woodsweather's Cafe, Big Dude's before they painted over it, the wall across from Gomer's liquor on 39th and Broadway, and the masterpiece, behind the old XO dance club, behind the parking lot on the NW corner of Westport Rd. and Broadway before the hooligans go to it; among many others). Anyhow, while there are many other talented graffiti artists around town (see the old community center south of the church at 2544 Madison Ave near the Blvd. Brewing company), Scribe and his buddies have been pretty prolific. And while I think I've seen most of them, and have decent taste in the graphic arts, I am most impressed by the murals at Evolution Audio. Here's the thing, the graffiti itself it always fantasy-themed, and very anthromorphic, as if playing a game with the viewer, asking the viewer to push the limits of their preconceptions. Along that note, these murals actually integrate the building itself, and plays a trompe l'oeil on the viewer, making this mural fresh and new every time you look at it, beyond the exciting characters and attention to detail in the artwork. And what may be even more impressive, Evolution Audio's web site actually has a menu page, of local eateries. They are yelpers at heart, I'm sure. http://www.evolutionaudio.com/locate.html

The local studio choice for The Latenight Callers…read more Yes, this is an official endorsement. Months ago, when my band, The Latenight Callers, released a home-recorded EP of songs, we first went to Duane at Weights & Measures to do the Mastering for that release. After witnessing the care and detail he went through to ensure the highest sonic quality for our project, we knew we had a great opportunity in line to work with him for a full on recording project. Duane was open for discussion with us during the months of planning we spent before actually going into the studio to do the actual recording. The ability to work with him to best prepare ourselves as a band proved invaluable; we were able to confer with him on everything from the vintage microphones and outboard gear he employs to actually record with, to the more abstract and "arty" notions of what the band was looking for in overall production, mood, and process. Through all of our pre-production work, we were able to walk into the studio with confidence that we were going to be able to capture precisely what we set out for, and that Duane had the skills and sensitivity to help accomplish this. Once we started recording, Duane's professionalism, skills, ears, and stamina will available to us until we exhausted ourselves, keeping up with our myriad peculiarities and matching us with his own inspiration towards our project. After two full weekends utilizing everything his studio has to offer, the confidence we have in our recorded output is, without question, absolutely better than we could have even imagined. If you have a recording project you need worked up, whether as a full band or an individual musician, I cannot recommend Duane and Weights & Measures highly enough. Of course, the proof will be evident (from my standpoint, at least), when The Latenight Callers are able to release the results of this, here in the Spring.

From the owner: Weights and Measures Soundlab is a full service recording studio located in Kansas City, MO…read more Mixing: Harrison 4 series analog 40 channel mixing desk, KRK v88 soffit mounted with KRK s12 sub, Adam P22 nearfields, Yamaha MSP3 neearfields, KRK v8 surround monitors, Otari MX 5050 2 track tape machine. See website for more info on DAW, Hardware, Processors, Mics, Instruments and Equipment.

Scott Is a great guy to work with! Very patient, and knows his stuff. Recording, and music gear in…read moregeneral. The environment is really chill so you don't feel pressured. If you want to get a good sound at a really good price, I would highly recommend it.

Such an awesome experience! The atmosphere was so relaxing and laid back. Scott made the whole…read moreexperience such an amazing and stress free time. Very fast turn around time on the finished music and it sounds absolutely fantastic! Would highly recommend Audio Cave!

This us a new establishment that can not dufferentuate between men and women. The bathrooms are…read moreunisex and it was very uncomfortable to have men in the bathroom with you at the same time. Stay away from their expensive nachos. There was very little meat hardly any cheese but a lot if diluted sour cream that made the chips soggy. The location is nice but I will most likely never return.

If you're looking for cheap comedy in KC this is your place. We enjoyed every comedian who…read moreperformed. We sat in the front row and didn't ever feel out of place. Small spot in the West Bottoms in the Hobbs building. BYOB and complimentary drinks!!!! I've already been recommending to friends!

Record your tunes with Justin Mantooth at West End! When everyone in the studio is making…read moreridiculous metal faces while listening back, you know he's doing it right. I've recorded a few times here now and it keeps getting better. AND the owner can fix your temperamental tube amps!

Had a good experience with them. Lonnie did a great job with my music video and promoting it…read more Marketing is on point. When I first came to them I wasn't sure how to articulate what I wanted out of my project. They helped me storyboard it, put together a casting call, scout for locations, book everything for me, and did rehearsals with me. The only thing I had to do is show up and perform. It made me feel comfortable in working with them and made my experience better. The editing team helped me pick out the pieces I liked best and integrate creative imagery in post. Lonnie took it another step further by helping promote the video. He got write-ups in magazines, the newspaper, featured on the news, and got my numbers up on the video. I am glad I went to them and I couldn't have asked for a better team to work with than this crew.

Recorded a full album there with live instruments. My band loved it. Staff was cool. Pricing was…read morereasonable, although I would have liked them to have an album package to bring down the cost. I worked with Andy who seemed more than experienced...had a great ear. He helped me perfect my vocals and made me sound better than my previous albums at other studios. I've worked with people like Joel at Element. Andy is pretty much on par with his work and quality. Definitely worth my time. The only thing that bugged me a bit was that the trash can was full and there was pee on the seat when I went to the bathroom. I would like to see the studio a little bit cleaner, so if someone would check those things more frequently I'd be perfectly content. I will be back there for my next EP this summer.

Bro Code Studios absolutely killed it with the recording and mixing of our EP "Tales of the…read moreUnhallowed." The mix is incredible and we couldn't be happier with the result. Highly recommended!

From the owner: Bro Code Studios, LLC specializes in music production for alternative, rock, hardcore, metal, and…read morepunk genres, along with their various sub-genres. They have a deep understanding of the unique characteristics, instrumentation, and production techniques associated with these diverse genres.

We used Dave Thiessen Studios to do a video for The Pet Ranch here in Olathe, KS. You can go to…read moreour website and see it (I don't think I can link here) but it is AMAZING!!! Dave worked quickly and efficiently to produce a master show-piece for our business. It is 100% digital filiming and he easily converted the video into a format we could simply post on YouTube and embed into our website! Dave has a great personality and is really easy to work with. He worked well with my staff and was extremely courteous and professional. I would definitely recommend him and will certainly be using him again in the future.

From the owner: Cost effective Video/Film Production for business and personal, including:…read more-High School Athlete Recruitment Videos, -Video Testimonials -Video Biography -Corporate Video -Video Narration -Video Translations and Localizations We offer low cost and highly professional video editing services and video special effects. Got and idea? Don't be afraid to ask, we're here to help!

This post is to notify all that This recording studio "Airdigital Recording studio" is permanently…read moreclosed. The owner and founder Phil Rogers passed away January of 2021. He was a genius. He will be missed and forever remembered.

The studio is filled with educators. You have engineers that are musicians and musicians that are…read moreengineers, Piano, Guitar, Drums, Studio Recording and one of the first studios in Kansas City Metro that was Mac. You'll get what you need at this facility

I'm a new podcaster and am looking for some solid advice on how to take my podcast to the next…read morelevel. I've heard amazing things about Studio 902 and their expertise in podcast production, so I thought I'd reach out for some tips! I'm trying to make sure my content is engaging and my audio quality is top-notch, but I'm still figuring out a lot of the technical aspects. For any new podcasters out there, what are your top recommendations for things like audio setup, editing software, and creating a smooth flow for episodes? I'd love to get any advice Studio 902 could share, or even general tips from anyone who's been through the learning curve! Looking forward to hearing some expert insights--thanks in advance!