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Music Studios in Connecticut

Connecticut hosts an often-overlooked music scene that has produced myriad musicians with top 40 hits. Guitarist John Mayer, singer Michael Bolton, and indie rocker Chris Carabba were born in Connecticut. The state also houses cities such as New Haven, Hartford, and Bridgeport with thriving music venues. Aspiring musicians and bands in Connecticut need not head to New York City or Los Angeles for their big breaks, thanks to area music studios.

  1. Onyx Soundlab LLC

    • Onyx Soundlab LLC in Manchester, Connecticut, offers a variety of recording, mixing, and consultation services to musicians. This studio uses local musicians to provide in-house accompaniment for a variety of genres, including rock, ska, and folk. Aspiring musicians in Connecticut head to Onyx Soundlab LLC for vocal lessons and guitar classes. Studio engineers and producers schedule courses through Onyx Soundlab LLC to improve their career prospects. The studio staff offers CD duplication services, ranging from a single disc to 100,000 units. Onyx Soundlab LLC also offers photography for album materials and video production for music videos.

      Onyx Soundlab LLC
      56 Cooper St.
      Manchester, CT 06040
      (860) 436-4581
      onyxsoundlab.com/

    Planet of Sound

    • Musicians in Hartford, Connecticut, access two studios and mixing services through Planet of Sound. Studio A at Planet of Sound is a 360-square foot space with a drum set and more than 30 microphones for drums, guitars, and vocals. This Connecticut music studio offers its 160-square foot Studio B for voice overs and solo performances. Musicians ranging from Disney singers to Nickelback frequent Planet of Sound for recording, editing, and track mixing. The studio hosts live performances each week for local radio station WCCC 106.9 FM.

      Planet of Sound
      111 Allyn St.
      Hartford, CT 06103
      (860) 524-0345
      planet-of-sound.com/

    Trod Nossel Productions & Recording Studios

    • Trod Nossel Productions & Recording Studios features a 1,000-square foot studio with the latest instruments, microphones, and mixing equipment. This Wallingford, Connecticut, studio also offers six rehearsal spaces to musicians and bands with advanced reservation. Novice recording engineers and producers in Wallingford take classes from experienced engineers at Trod Nossel Productions & Recording Studios. The staff at Trod Nossel works with musicians to digitally record, mix, and license songs for release. The studio helps musicians keep hard copies of their music with vinyl-to-CD transfers and large-scale CD reproductions.

      Trod Nossel Productions & Recording Studios
      10 George St.
      Wallingford, CT 06492
      (203) 269-4465
      trodnossel.com/trodnossel/main.php?area=home

    The Coffeehouse Recording Studio

    • The Coffeehouse Recording Studio in Middletown, Connecticut, offers a 620-square foot recording studio equipped with the latest mikes and mixing boards. Singers and voice over artists use the studio's 90-square-foot isolation booth to record their tracks. The staff at Coffeehouse Recording Studio provides digital mastering and editing services for $60 per hour as of January 2010. This Connecticut music studio also handles CD-R recording for albums under 80 minutes in length. Musicians in the Middletown area interested in recording concerts and performances at remote sites arrange for mobile recording services through the Coffeehouse Recording Studio.

      The Coffeehouse Recording Studio
      510 Main St.
      Middletown, CT 06457
      (860) 347-8439
      thecoffeehouse.net/Index2.htm

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