Reeds Recordings

Have used Reeds Recording several times to do audio/​voice recordings. For only $ 50 an hour, you can rent the space and record any time of music, podcast or audio. Plus, Adam is great. He’s patient, helpful, and very knowledgeable.
Highly recommend.

One of my good friend dragged me here to do some recordings. Wait a minute, hold your horses! Don’t get excited! I am not a singer. I only do singing in the comforts of my bedroom or bathroom depending on where i am when I feel like belting out a country song. I was just a mere spectator when I went here.
See, I am not an artist whatsoever but I know how to appreciate music and arts. The facilities is definitely topnotch. While watching and waiting, I can’t help but noticed how professional the owner Adam was during the recording session. He make sure that you get your moneys worth.
If you opt to not watch your friends singing their heart out feeling American Idol and all, they have comfy leather sofa and flat screen TV in their waiting room.
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Adam really knows what he is doing, not just recording, but the entire mastering process. Many people do not understand that it will not matter if you have great music if you do not record and master it. His pro-​tool knowledge is what professional musicians expect and I recommend him highly.

Adam is the best! Very knowledgable and talented. I’ve recorded there several times for Voice Over and Vocals and have always been pleased with the quality and the price; I’ve referred several clients to Reeds Recording, for a reason, he’s the best!

My boyfriend and I recorded a flute and piano duet here and we had a great time. Adam set everything up so we didn’t worry about anything other than our own performances. He was professional and attentive and made the edits we wanted. The price is also extremely reasonable. The only thing I wish for is a better piano, I think I’m spoiled by nice pianos, the pressure of the keys on his piano was a little soft, but perhaps my techniques are also lacking. However, the sound of the piano is great and on tune and we produced 6 songs in two visits are are very happy.

I highly recommend recording at Reed’s. I’ve recorded at his studio at a professional level.
Adam is also curteous and allows singers of all levels to feel comfortable. The price is fair for the service and attention that is given to the studio’s clients.

Unilocal doesn’t seem to have a business category that one can easily fit a recording studio into. but… But for Unilocalers I’m placing this business in the category of karaōke. Because…
…After achieving a certain high level of karaōke-​attention-​whoredom, (marked by such behaviors as visiting yourself on the karaōke clubs *more* than 52 times a year, acquiring a home karaōke system and a small library of karaōke CDs, and predictably suggesting karaōke *every* time your mate wants to be taken out for the evening), what is your next logical step on the addiction path you have obviously chosen for yourself?
Well, unless some chance visitor to your karaōke bar taps you on the shoulder and offers you a singing gig in his band (in which case *you* are no longer one of *us*! *You* are *now* the object of our spite and envy!), the next logical step is… a vanity recording! Or, if you want to be hopeful about it, a *demo* recording.
Some KJ’s will record your singing and burn it to a CD for a *small* fee; that’s one way that works quite well for some types of voices. OR… you can pay a hefty sum (close to $ 900) to get a professional studio recording accompanied by a studio band. OR. for a *middling* fee you can find someone with a fully-​equipped ProTools equipped studio who will record your singing accompanied by karaōke cuts.
This last service is one of the services that Reed’s Recordings and its proprietor, Adam Reed, offers. The $ 40/​hr fee is very reasonable for the facilities and level of recording expertise that Adam provides to you. You can use cuts from his karaōke library or bring your own Karaōke CDs. You stand in a booth with earphones and a recording mic and sing to the selected music track. If you make a mistake or hit a wrong note, no problem, you can do several takes, then Adam will cut and splice the best parts of your various takes together, and then add a little reverb, or volume, or softening, whatever it takes to make you sound your best.
It’s really kind of cool standing in the booth and singing into a professional quality studio mic. It’s really cool watching Adam at the computer console do his slicing, dicing, blending, and enhancing of your best bits into presentable whole renditions of your favorite songs.
It IS kind of unsettling to hear your singing voice from *outside* your head. as opposed to from *inside* your head as you normally hear yourself. No matter. let Adam work his moderate magic on your renderings and you’ll hear yourself sounding almost as you imagined yourself sounding on that glorious night when you floored them all in the bar.
Adam works pretty fast, also. Does not waste much time. To give you an idea of what you can expect in terms of output, in my last session at Reed’s Recordings, I walked out with three very satisfactory songs that Adam engineered from a two hour session. In a previous session I got two songs from a two hour session.
Naturally results vary according to your voice, your degree of perfectionism, and the length of your song (long songs seem to demand more takes and more slicing and dicing — just the way it is)