It seems that just about every video you see on Youtube these days, whether it be of a studio tour or a how-to video by {insert well known mix engineer / mastering engineer / recording guru here} there almost always is a Herman Miller Aeron chair conveniently being sat on, in the background or somewhere in shot.

This is an interesting video; engineers at Peter Gabriel's Real World Studios talk about the recording and post production process they use for Peter's concerts.

This is interesting - not much help for us but interesting to see what people are doing on the web.

https://www.paulmcc…

Has anyone in this group either worked for or at Quad Tech Studios in Los Angeles . It was open until the early 90's.The owner was Hank Waring.

This is a long shot, but I was wondering if anyone has any specific recommendations for recording studios and engineers in L.A.?
I'm looking to record a nice demo with my band on the cheap, and I know that more expensive doesn't always mean better as much as it does "more popular" when it comes to studios.

Secrets of the newbies,

Hey guys, my name is JoshUA Hamilton and I own and operate a recording studio in Middletown, Ohio called JoshUA Recording Studios. You can check out some demos of my work at http://myspace.com/joshuarecordingstudios .

Hey, I would like so much to know about studios in Portugal...

Somebody here lives there?

Thx

NOTE: I hope this is an acceptable forum to post this in, if not, I apologize.

Do all good studios use firewire into a mac? or what do they use?

I realize that "best" is subjective. I'm curious if anyone has some good leads on reasonably priced studios with exceptional quality service which I can outsource mixing work too? FWIW I'm recording in Nuendo as 32bit/96kHz.

Thanks for any advice. :)