About Studio 415
Paul opened Studio 415 in New Jersey in 1995 and named it after his Jersey City home address, where members of his family had resided for nearly a century. In late 1999, Paul and Studio 415 relocated to the Triangle area of North Carolina.
Musicians who record at Studio 415 universally enjoy the comfortable, home style ambience, and Paul’s laid-back, yet highly focused approach to audio recording.
Experienced musicians find they can easily settle in and get right to work, while beginners quickly lose their “studio jitters” and enjoy the process of crafting their first CD. Since you spend less time settling in, you can get right down to to the business of recording.
And audio recording is our business! Paul brings the same high-quality workmanship and attention to detail to every project, large or small. At Studio 415, there’s no such thing as “just” a demo.
Studio Gear
A posh setting and piles of high-end gear look impressive, but what counts is the sound of the final recording. Without a skilled hand at the helm, the most expensive audio recording gear available still won’t guarantee a high quality recording. To get top-notch results, you need an experienced and caring producer who knows how to bring out the best in both the artist and the equipment.
As with any active studio, our specific equipment makes and models are constantly changing. Here’s a sample of the brand names you’ll see in use:
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If you’re concerned with getting the best final sound possible and you’re looking for that kind of experienced and caring producer, you should talk to Paul today!