Who would have thought that a Charleston recording studio would ever be on the COVER of Mix magazine? The definitive resource for the professional recording and sound production technology industry, Mix is featuring Charleston Sound in the July issue. Look for never-before-seen photography of…

Charleston Sound is dedicated to working with local artists. That’s why we’re partnering with Lowcountry Local First, an organization working to promote and preserve the local economy. In the coming months, look for local artist releases that will benefit LLF and be…

Local favorite Mac Leaphart stopped by Charleston Sound this week to record a new song. Fresh off his Honky Tonk Angels benefit show at the Tin Roof, Mac came in to debut new material featuring Charlie Thompson on slide guitar. For more…

We’ve gotten to know a great collection of local artists over the past few weeks, each one with a unique sound and approach to their craft. The studio has hosted established local bands like Dangermuffin, Gaslight Street and The Plainfield Project,…

In a new post touting Charleston Sound’s API 1608 console, Mix Magazine Online discusses the studio and console functionality.  The article can be found here at Mixonline.com

Just a few weeks into 2009 and the secret is out – Charleston Sound was featured in the Post & Courier, the Lowcountry’s premier daily newspaper.

Mount Pleasant Studio Set to Rock ‘n’ Roll
By Allyson Bird
Tuesday, February 10, 2009

With his new recording…

What a difference a year makes. In 2008, Charleston Sound went from a great idea to a living, breathing, state-of-the-art recording facility. It wouldn’t have been possible without the brilliant folks at Wes Lachot Design, API, Sonic Circus, GC Pro,  Atlanta Pro Audio, and Kevin Hair…

In the past few months we’ve begun to realize the incredible functionality and potential of the studio design here at Charleston Sound. From tracking the awesome seven-foot Yamaha grand piano, to recording drums and percussion, full band, vocals, guitar overdubs…

The Control Room is a reflection free zone design, with a large sweet spot extending from the console all the way back to the client couch. The rear wall contains a system of deep velocity zone bass traps (as deep…

Here are some nice shots of our actual console being burned-in and tested at the API factory in Maryland. (Some of the panels and cards are not yet installed).   These pictures were taken about a week ago.  A thing…