Recording rooms
Main studio, control room, and two isolation areas.
Dead Aunt Thelma's Studio
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About Dead Aunt Thelma's Studio
A 400-square-foot control room anchors Dead Aunt Thelma's Studio, with an adjoining machine room and a design by Russ Berger Design Group. The Portland facility was built in 1990 as a project studio and upgraded in 1996. Recording spaces include an approximately 300-square-foot main studio and two isolation areas, along with a lounge and private backyard. The studio offers digital recording with a Pro Tools HDX system, plus a broad selection of microphones, preamps, instruments, processing equipment, and monitors. Mobile rig rentals include an Apogee Symphony MkII with 16 preamps and Yamaha HS8 monitors. The equipment collection includes a Steinway B grand piano, Hammond organ, Rhodes electric piano, drum kits, and a range of guitars and keyboards.
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Pro Tools HDX
Digital recording system with 32 inputs and 32 outputs.
Mobile rig rental
Apogee Symphony MkII and Yamaha HS8 monitors available.
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