Absolutely a audio proffesionals dream to be here. Instructors are very informative and bring an…read moreengagement to the lessons you feel that you come out of any session more knowledgeable.

After doing business with them on several occasions, had an unprofessional experience with the…read moreengineer. I thought they would handle my situation better than it was. My files were sabotage therefore I would never refer anybody to their business.

SDM is very professional & knows exactly what they're doing & do it well. They do video & music…read moreproduction.

From the owner: Side Door Media provides many services; audio recording, mixing, mastering, videography, video…read moreediting, website design, website construction, video/audio transfer.

Great Space, Sound, Staff, & Environment. A true staple of St Louis's Music Scene…read more Ive done many sessions here. Fully recommend

From the owner: Phat Buddha Productions is the premier recording studio in the Midwest. Located in downtown St…read more Louis Phat Buddha has been providing elite recording, mixing, and mastering services on state of the art gear since 1999. Recording classes also available thru Phat Buddha's Sound Knowledge program. Beats for sale produced by Demolish Beatz and some of St Louis top producers.

As an editor, brand manager and producer at a local university, I've been working with Spot…read moreCreative for several years, and I don't ever want to stop. When we launched the video portion of our marketing campaigns, we were a little unsure what, exactly, we wanted. Spot held a few meetings AND then held our hands as we figured it out together. They reviewed the print and web materials we already had, talked with us in-depth about what our university brand meant and where we saw it going, and coached us through casting/production/script writing basics. With considerable input from us, they led the way during those first projects, and the university came out on top with some eye-catching campus tours and student testimonials. Flash forward to today, and X still marks the Spot. Now that we've got some projects under our belts and we sort of know what we're doing, Spot lets me take the reins in directing the shot list, music and goals for our videos, while they continue to take outstanding footage and use their technical expertise to create magical things. They encourage me to be as hands-on and opinionated as possible, and I always look forward to my time in the studio - entire days there feel like mere hours because of the things I'm learning, the dialogue about the projects and the fun we're having. Spot truly understands our university brand, and that really comes out in the outstanding final products. Enrollment is up in part because of the videos, and students in focus groups share continually share their love for the vids. We use Spot primarily for shooting and editing new video, but we've also used them for new edits of older videos and some commercial work. They have streaming and other services, but we haven't really used those yet. I should mention that Spot does work for all kinds of clients, not just universities. I've seen their work for news outlets, financial institutions, auto sales, energy resources and more. Beyond their technical skills, the team at Spot creative is made up of plain-old good people - videographers, web designers, producers, graphic artists and more. These folks will share stories about their families, their dogs, their high school and college years and their interesting side projects, and you can't help but feel welcomed as one of them. They truly love what they do, and it shows in their final work and their processes with clients.

I've been here more than a few times now and every time I leave the space, it heals a little part…read moreof me. I've been to a stretch and strength class and one of the Do Nothing classes (which everyone should do at least once a month!) More recently though, I attended a micro performance here recently and I loved everything about the experience. The studio is a cozy space to create and take in art of different forms. Following the show we were able to engage with the performers about their art form and pieces they shared over tea and brownie bites (also 5 stars!). I hope everyone gets to experience the magic this space brings to Cherokee Street!

From the owner: That Untitled Project is a business all about creating art that's fun to engage with. The studio…read moreoffers dance classes for adults, creative community events, and rehearsal space for performing artists.