Mystery Ton Studios

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Introduction: Mystery Ton Studios is a full service recording, mixing and mastering facility that features an assortment of high-end and vintage outboard gear, microphones, tube amplifiers and instruments. Head producer/engineer Kenny Eaton has years of experience working with genres ranging from indie/pop to acoustic to metal and everything in between. Your music matters to us. We offer the same (if not better) gear and recording quality at less than half the cost of bigger studios in places like Washington, DC and Baltimore, all while giving you the personal attention and commitment to your project that can be hard to find in larger studios. At the end of the day, people and their environment are the most important factors in making a good record and we strive to help you realize your artistic vision to it's highest potential.

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12 years in business

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What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
My recording rate is $30/hour and my mixing/mastering rate is on a project to project basis according to session size, complexity, length, edits, etc.
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
If I'm working with a new customer, I find it helpful to schedule a brief "tour" of the studio so that the client can get a feel for the space of the recording environment, check out the gear and sit down to briefly discuss the goals of their project and any "nuts and bolts" questions they may have about the recording process, scheduling, rates, etc.
How did you get started doing this type of work?
I've played music for most of my life and I wasn't happy with an of my experiences going into studios to work with engineers, so I built my own. My number one goal is to make the artist happy and most of the time that centers on helping them realize their artistic goals in whatever way possible. That's the part I love about my job - the human element.