Freeman Sound Studio

Specialties

Full service audio recording, format transfers, and post production audio.

History

Established in 1986.

In the early 80’s Tom Freeman began recording the band he was in through an 8 channel mixer to a cassette deck. He found it challenging, fun and rewarding. Soon the cassette deck wasn’t enough and by 1986 Tom upgraded to an Otari ½ inch 8trk and ¼ inch 2trk mastering machine and opened the doors for business at it’s present location. Freeman Sound Studio went digital in the 90’s but still maintains those analog machines for the occasional need. The focus over the years has been recording music from solo musicians, bands, theater production, to The Eugene Opera as well as voice work for radio, television, video and film. Freeman Sound Studio is currently in the process of an expansion and equipment upgrade with a completion date projected by Dec. 2011. We are looking forward to the new set up that will include 4 isolation rooms as well as an expanded control room. The current rooms are still up and running and we’re presently servicing clients.

Meet the Business Owner

Tom F.

Business Owner

Tom began playing the drums in school band in 1964 as a 4^th grader. He still plays and has taught drums privatly since 1976. He came to Oregon in 1973 from Arizona at 18 years of age and has played in bands of all sizes and styles to numerous to mention. Currently he can be seen most often in Southern Oregon performing with The Paul Jenny/​Tom Freeman Duo, The Jazzmen (17 piece big band) and The Rouge Valley Symphony. Tom does sound design at The Oregon Cabaret Theater in Ashland, OR and has worked at The Oregon Shakespeare Festival as a sound engineer and musician in the 80’s, 90’s and 00’s. Tom’s love of music made for a natural transition from performance to recording in the 1980’s and to have his hands and ears in both o’these many years has kept him grateful and satisfied. «Working with fellow musicians performing or recording music IS THE BEST».