Studio E now open!

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11th Street Studios is proud to announce the official opening of our 4th room, Studio E, along with the overall expansion of the facility as a whole, with the final integration of the lower level now accessible from within.  Studio E is an approximately 10′ x 12′, 120 SF control room with vocal booth, designed and built by our own Audio Elements, LLC.  It features Pro Tools HD 11 running on a blazing fast Mac Pro 3.5 GHz 6-Core w/ 16 GB of RAM and a massive 27″ Apple Thunderbolt HD Display.  Conversion is handled by an Avid HD Omni Interface, with quality monitoring provided by industry standard Yamaha NS-10’s as well as the acclaimed Barefoot MicroMain35’s.  A Universal Audio Octo powers the large collection of UAD-2 plugins, which compliment a host of other native plugins on the system.  With an SSL Nucleus console as the centerpiece, this great sounding room will serve us well as a space for writing, production, editing, tracking, and mixing.  We can’t wait for the first session!

SESSION NOTES: DECEMBER 2014

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11th Street Studios managed to stay busy during the holidays, as producer Blac Elvis spent 12 days in Studio B this month working on various songs with his stable of Mars On Sunday artists, including Pippy Thomas, Charmaine, Princess (from Crime Mob).

Cash Money/ Universal Records booked 4 sessions in Studio A this month for their newly signed r&b singer Jaquees, with EJ Washington providing engineering services.

Mix engineer Edward “UK” Nixon spent 3 days in Studio A mixing a song for Warp Records EDM DJ/producer Hudson Mohawke.  The song, “Chimes” Remix, features Pusha T, Future, Travi$ Scott, and French Montana, and was released a few days later.

NNTME MuCo. songwriter Felisha King booked 3 sessions in Studio C to record some fresh new songs for her catalog, with Quick engineering.

Love & Hip Hop Atlanta star and Chinga Chang/ Sony Records artist Lil’ Scrappy booked a day in Studio A to work on some new material with producer Drumma Boy for his upcoming mixtape. Pat engineered.

Polo Grounds/ Capitol Records artist Diamond booked a session in Studio C with engineer Steve Fisher to record some new material for her upcoming mixtape.

Brick Squad Monopoly/ Atlantic Records artist Waka Flocka Flame booked a day in Studio A to work with his producers 808 Mafia. Southside and TM88 worked on the music while Queso handled engineering duties.

Independent singer/ songwriter Michelle Jovan booked a session in Studio C to record a few songs with engineer Kurt Lindsay.