Noor Haddad
Founder and producer
Shapes the session plan from the reference track and intended result, then keeps scope and hand-over expectations clear.
Afterglow Court · Austin
The room runs after dark
A recording studio in Austin where the room, the engineer and the rate are all named before a date is held.
Three of the six
Six services are published with a rate against each. Three are shown here; the rest are on the Services page with the full scope written out.
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Studio session
The room and its equipment, with the client running the session.
$85/hour
Studio session details -
Engineer-assisted session
The same room with an engineer at the desk for the whole session.
$125/hour
Engineer-assisted session details -
Vocal production
Focused vocal work in the booth, tracked and comped in the session.
from $240
Vocal production details
How the studio works
A session is written down before it is held. The room, the hours and who is running the desk are agreed first, and the rate is quoted against that. A rate that begins with “from” is a floor and is confirmed in an estimate before anything is recorded. Nothing is added during a session that was not discussed before it.
Inside the rooms
Three photographs from the control room and the live room, each captioned with the session it belongs to.
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Engineer-assisted session: the desk is set to the input list before the first take. -
Studio session: the control room set up and left for the client to work in. -
Vocal production: microphone choice is settled before the booth is set up.
The room team
Four people run the rooms. Two are shown here.
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Vikram Shah
Recording engineer
Prepares signal paths, microphone positions and monitoring, then keeps the take sheet and session files ordered.
What clients wrote
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The studio-session enquiry separated room time from engineer support and made the written estimate easy to compare with the published rate.
Elliot N.
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The booth setup, comping boundary and file delivery were described before vocal production began, with any additional work discussed separately.
Rosa O.
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The mix consultation stayed focused on listening and written observations, exactly as the service page described.
Jonah L.
Asked often
How should a visitor choose a service?
Start with the service descriptions and prices. Contact the business when two options appear equally suitable.
Are the displayed prices final?
Published prices apply to the stated scope. Any “from” or custom price requires a confirmed estimate before work begins.
What should a first-time visitor prepare?
Bring useful references and explain the intended result, constraints and timing. References guide the conversation but are not copied automatically.
Can a visitor request a particular specialist?
Yes. Use the contact form to state the preferred role or specialty; the business confirms who is suitable and available.
Describe the result
A short description of the intended result, the people in the room and the rough hours is enough to have a service named and a rate written down.