A DIFFERENT KIND OF RECORDING STUDIO.
BUILT HERE. FOR THE MUSIC HERE.Yellow Brick Road Studio is our way of giving something back to the community that keeps local music alive. We believe talented artists shouldn't have to leave the area—or have a large recording budget—to make a record they can be proud of.By making professional recording, production, and studio time available to selected local artists without a required studio fee, we hope to support the musicians, songs, and creative culture already here.Those who choose to contribute or donate help to continue that mission and extend the same opportunity to other artists in our community.Great music doesn't only come from big cities. Sometimes it starts right down the road.NO HOURLY RATE. NO PAYWALL. JUST MUSIC.

ABOUT
A PLACE BUILT TO MAKE RECORDS.
Yellow Brick Road Studio combines modern recording with the things that made great records great in the first place—real rooms, real amplifiers, great microphones, analog equipment, and time to experiment.Put up another microphone. Try another amp. Change the speaker. Move the drums.Whatever gets us closer to the record.

MISSION
MUSIC SHOULDN'T HAVE AN ENTRY FEE.
Talent exists everywhere. Access doesn't.Yellow Brick Road Studio was created to give talented artists access to a serious recording environment without putting money between them and the opportunity to make a great record.For artists we choose to work with, studio time and recording services are provided at no cost.Bring the songs. Bring the talent. Bring the commitment.We'll bring the studio.

Studio Gear
PROFESSIONAL TOOLS. REAL OPTIONS.
Our studio combines modern recording technology with a deep collection of analog equipment, microphones, amplifiers, cabinets, and effects—giving artists the freedom to find the right sound at the source.
THE GEAR IS HERE FOR A REASON.
Instead of relying entirely on plugins and presets, artists can audition real microphones, preamps, amplifiers, cabinets and speakers to build a sound that fits the record before it ever reaches the mix.
MICROPHONES
AEA R88, R84 & R10 ribbons • Royer R-121 • Neumann KM184s • AKG C414 & D12VR • Warm Audio WA-14s • CAD Equitek E-100 • Shure SM7B, SM57s & more

ANALOG & RECORDING
Lynx Aurora 16 converters ×2 • Daking preamps • Universal Audio 4-710d • Warm Audio WA412, WA73-EQ & WA273 • 1176, optical & Pultec-style processing • SSL Bus+ • Soundtracs analog console • Pro Tools

MONITORING

ADAM Audio A77H • Avantone CLA-10 • Avantone MixCubes
AMPLIFIERS
Marshall • Friedman • Orange • Mesa/Boogie • Morgan • Peavey • Vox • Laney • Blackstar • CarvinIncluding Marshall JTM, Friedman Pink Taco, Morgan AC20, Peavey 6505 & Mace, Mesa/Boogie Mark V:25, Orange Rockerverb, Vox AC10 & AC15, Laney AOR and more.

CABINETS & SPEAKERS
A large collection of 1×12, 2×12 and 4×12 cabinets from Friedman, Orange, Mesa/Boogie, Morgan, Marshall, Peavey, PRS, Laney, Sound City and Vox.Celestion Alnico Gold ×2, Alnico Blue & Alnico Cream • Vintage 30 • Heritage Greenback • Eminence DV-77, Karnivore & Swamp Thang • WGS Veteran 30 & Retro 30 • Vintage Celestion/Rola speakers

PEDALS
Boss CE-1 & CE-2 • Wampler Hot Wired • Greer Lightspeed • Timmy Overdrive • Keeley Compression • Strymon BigSky, Timeline & Mobius • Boss RE-202 Space Echo • Neural DSP Quad Cortex • Kemper Lunchbox + 1000s of studio grade profilesFrom vintage chorus and classic overdrive to modern delay, reverb, modulation and amp capture, a wide selection of pedals and effects is available for tracking and experimentation.

EFFECTS
OTO BAM • Eventide H90 • Yamaha REV7 • Roland SRV-3030 • Lexicon PCM processing • Strymon effects

GUITARS
Gibson
Les Paul Standard • Les Paul Studio • 1983 Explorer • FirebirdFender-Style
Stratocaster & Brent Mason-style TelecasterMany more....From vintage-inspired PAF tones and single coils to P-90s and high-output humbuckers, the studio maintains a varied guitar collection for tracking, layering and finding the right voice for the song.

MUSIC
REAL SESSIONS. REAL MUSIC.
This page features a selection of music recorded, produced, and mixed at Yellow Brick Road Studio. Different artists, different styles, different approaches—each project built around the song, the performance, and finding the sound that fits.
James Austin - Dunkle Branch
Chris Blaney Band - What's Your Name
Joe Crites - Almost Summertime
Sean Kamp - Time Marches On
Tennessee Mojo - Some Gave All Live
Chris Miller - No One Knows
Rooms
REAL ROOMS. REAL SOUND.
Great recordings don't happen in a vacuum—unless you want them to. From the controlled environment of the mix room to the character of the live room and the separation of our isolation space, each room at Yellow Brick Road Studio serves a different purpose.Together, they give us the flexibility to capture the room when we want it, control it when we don't, and build each session around the music instead of forcing the music around the studio.
The Control Room
A comfortable, purpose-built mixing and production space designed for critical listening without losing the feel of a creative studio. Multiple monitoring options, analog outboard, and a hybrid Pro Tools workflow make it the center of every project—from the first playback to the final mix.

The Live Room
Our primary tracking space is built for drums, small full-band sessions, acoustic instruments, and anything that benefits from a real room around it. Acoustic treatment balances control with natural ambience, giving us the flexibility to capture everything from tight, focused sounds to big room tones.

The Amp Room
A dedicated isolation space gives us another option when separation matters. Ideal for guitar and bass cabinets, vocals, and individual instruments, it allows loud amplifiers to be tracked alongside live performances while maintaining control and separation between sources.
