Old House Studio Charlotte, North Carolina
Old House Studio began in a renovated farm house in Gastonia, NC in 1998. In 2012, Old House relocated to a 2,000 SF commercial facility in Charlotte, NC. The current studio features a 23x32x14 live room, two roomy isolation booths, a wired sound lock, a control room, a lounge, over 100 microphones, and many instruments and amplifiers, including a Hammond C3 organ and a 7' Yamaha grand piano. ... more
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