Amazing studio. One of the best. I was there working with an artist. These guys are top notch. Don Is a great engineer and an awesome person. Equipment and vibe are top notch. I can't recommend them enough. read more
I wouldn't work with these people. They are extremely dishonest. I paid them $16,000 for a tape deck, which they never delivered. They held onto the item, kept the ad up for another 3 weeks, and then sold it to someone else. read more
We attended a concert sponsored by the Folklore Society of Greater Washington. It was an intimate venue with no more than 30 seats. The sound quality was good and so were the performers -- Lauren Sheehan from Oregon and local singer Clara Delfina as an opening act. read more
The best studio I've ever worked in. Charlie Pilzer is a magician with engineering and mastering! very easy going too. Love the space and teh staff! read more
Tonal Park's mission is to help career musicians make great sounding recordings. What sets us apart is our staff: Randy LeRoy (mastering), Don Godwin (recording, mixing) and Charlie Pilzer (recording, mixing, mastering).
Clients value our versatility, with a depth of talent in many types of music and a broad selection of tools that enables us to mix and master for virtually any release medium.
History
Established in 1983.
Tonal Park is the new name for the Airshow Takoma Park location
Meet the Business Owner: Charlie P.
Charlie Pilzer is the chief recording, mixing and mastering engineer at Tonal Park (fomerly known as Airshow). He has over 30 years experience performing, producing, and engineering a range of musical styles including Celtic, classical, and folk.
Charlie received a Grammy Award in 1997 for his mastering and restoration work on the Smithsonian Folkways Recordings release, "The Anthology of American Folk Music," and has worked on many Grammy-nominated albums.
Charlie's attention to detail is well-known. His broad base of experience and musical knowledge has led to his success in the studio shaping the sounds of many quality recordings.