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'''Audiostate 55''' is a recording studio located at 4 [[55th Place South]] in [[Woodlawn]]. | '''Audiostate 55''' is a recording studio located at 4 [[55th Place South]] in [[Woodlawn]]. The studio was founded by [[Ross Roberts]] as '''Front Row Productions'''. Roberts changed the name to Audiostate 55 after several years. The studio was purchased on [[April 26]], [[2006]] for $350,000 by [[Henry Panion]]'s [[ComPanion Enterprises]]. | ||
The studio hosts educational programs through Panion's company. A Music Technology Program for Home Schoolers is designed to acquaint school-age kids with music and recording technology with hands-on experience. An after-school program, called the [[Music Alternative Project]] will provide an introduction to the entire music industry, and is supported by former American Idol [[Ruben Studdard]]. | The studio hosts educational programs through Panion's company. A Music Technology Program for Home Schoolers is designed to acquaint school-age kids with music and recording technology with hands-on experience. An after-school program, called the [[Music Alternative Project]] will provide an introduction to the entire music industry, and is supported by former American Idol [[Ruben Studdard]]. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
* Tomberlin, Michael (August 22, 2006) "Woodlawn studio a place to cut demos, build dreams". | * Tomberlin, Michael (August 22, 2006) "Woodlawn studio a place to cut demos, build dreams". | ||
== External links == | |||
* [http://web.mac.com/audiostate55/iWeb/Audiostate%2055%20Recording%20Studios/Home.html Audiostate 55] web site | |||
[[Category:Recording studios]] | [[Category:Recording studios]] | ||
[[Category:55th Place South|4]] | [[Category:55th Place South|4]] |
Revision as of 10:34, 10 July 2007
Audiostate 55 is a recording studio located at 4 55th Place South in Woodlawn. The studio was founded by Ross Roberts as Front Row Productions. Roberts changed the name to Audiostate 55 after several years. The studio was purchased on April 26, 2006 for $350,000 by Henry Panion's ComPanion Enterprises.
The studio hosts educational programs through Panion's company. A Music Technology Program for Home Schoolers is designed to acquaint school-age kids with music and recording technology with hands-on experience. An after-school program, called the Music Alternative Project will provide an introduction to the entire music industry, and is supported by former American Idol Ruben Studdard.
Studdard also plans to record tracks for his third album at Audiostate. The studio would be made available to students at no cost, with expenses offset by professional bookings, production and post-production work. Support from Operation New Birmingham and Main Street Birmingham has helped fund the project.
Notable recordings
- Ned Mudd, soundtrack for This is Nowhere, 2002
- Ben Trexel, Deep in the Mix, 2004
References
- Tomberlin, Michael (August 22, 2006) "Woodlawn studio a place to cut demos, build dreams".
External links
- Audiostate 55 web site