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Big Rock Studio Technologies • Stone Mountain, GA • $25-50 per hour

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While Big Rock Studio Technologies primarily provides services to the professional audio and video markets with our superior knowledge of DAW hardware and software and making it all work, we are also called upon for our superb recording and editing capabilities.

We can also provide television and radio ads (jingles, editing, scripting, etc.), as well as PC and MAC computer building and servicing.

Our network of professional services also gives you access to some of the needed resources of a professional musician and small business owner including (but not limited to):

* Graphics
* Animation
* Video
* Duplication
* Replication
* Vinyl
* Distribution
* Management
* Booking

The dungeon at Big Rock, located in historic Stone Mountain, Georgia, is one of Atlanta's best-kept recording secret. We have digital recording laced with analog styling. With years of experience, we believe it's the engineer who gets the best sound.

A high-end boutique gear is great, but if you don't know what it really does, how can you use it?

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5/5 stars February 2, 2012

Steve is the real deal. Professionalism and attention to detail lives @ Big Rock.

– Tony

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Question and answer

Q. What advice do you have for a customer looking to hire a provider like you?

A. Make sure that in addition to hearing samples of the completed work done in the studio also go and listen to what the studio sounds like before the engineer works their magic on it. After all the ROOM is what effects the sound more than anything else and a bad sounding room can not be fixed in the mix.

Also ask the studio what mics and mic pres they have available for you to use. Microphones are unique and should be selected for each performer based upon the instrument or vocalists sound. A studio with only one mic and one mic pre recording in a closet will always have the same sound for each artist.

Q. What important information should buyers have thought through before seeking you out?

A. What is you END goal. Are you looking to make music just to make music? Are you trying to compete with major label artists or are you happy working in the indie market? Are you creating something that is indicative of who you are and what you really sound like or are you creating something that sounds like what you want to be or sound like?

And most importantly what is your budget? How much are you willing to spend to reach the goal you have in your mind. Those who are seeking professional results must realize that it costs more to be the best.

Q. Why does your work stand out from others who do what you do?

A. I take my time and do it right. I listen to the style of music, the artists desire and to the instrument (or voice) and then choose what is the best microphone, mic pre and EQ to use to capture the best sound.

Q. What do you like most about your job?

A. I do this because I love it and get to meet some of the greatest humans on the planet. It is a pleasure to get up and work everyday.

Q. What questions do customers most commonly ask you? What's your answer?

A. How much does it cost?

I think customers should be aware of the services they are looking for and the amount of time it takes to do them. Unprepared callers usually mean wasted sessions.

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