Yep, transform your demo tracks into stream-ready masters for $200.
For a limited time, from your wav files or multitrack tape, we'll create a release-worthy song for $200. Mixing: manual vocal tuning, drum augmentation/replacement/quantization, sweetening, etc. Mastering to stream. The same attention we've been giving records, film sound and production music for decades, plus all the latest goodies in the box. And you can participate online via Sessionwire.
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From the opening of its first two studios in 1973, TRC was Indiana's leading audio recording and production company for 27 years. Reimagined in Nashville in 2016, TRC is now a private studio, reserved for the personal use of the founder and his friends. We're using it to level your music up, turn demo tracks into polished mixes/masters. And we'll even transfer your tracks from 24-track tape if needed as part of the deal.
Plus, we're on a crusade to digitize everything ever recorded on deteriorating 24-track tape, and we've already done more than 400. Nobody's better at recovering and restoring music from tape. And we have new low everyday prices for transfers (like $75 per 2-inch reel). So check out the Services tab for information about tape transfers.
This site also has information about our studio, equipment, personnel, and history (bottom menu is complete).
The studio
TRC relocated within Nashville in January 2023. The new, larger Steve Durr room has a lounge feel. It's designed for music creation, mixing, and mix coaching, with an overdub booth rather than the previous large live room. The main monitors and monitor chain have followed us, as has the Avid S6 M40-32-9-D. Control Room Five also has the Studer 24-track and 2-track tape machines, analog channel strips (Avalon, Rupert Neve Portico II, Universal Audio 6176 and Trident 80B), and other processing gear (see the Gear tab).
“Mixing in an accurate yet friendly environment is crucial to music production. That’s why we're so grateful for what Steve Durr has done for us in Control Room 4a and now in Control Room Five.”
— Mike Schatzlein