Back in 2014, my wife, two dogs, and I hopped in a moving truck and drove to Washington DC, where I would get my Master's degree in Audio Technology from American University, which has one of the best and oldest recording programs in the nation.  I was privileged enough to study under famous audio engineers that worked with a wide range of artists from David Bowie and Bob Marley to Jay-Z, Madonna, and The Bravery, only to name a few.  While in DC, I interned at BIAS recording studio, home of legendary big band, jazz, and folk audio engineer, Bob Dawson (Grammy Award Winner). Also, after my first year, I interned at Capital Audio Post, learning how to engineer post-production for film and TV.

In the fall of 2015, Kendra and I welcomed our daughter, Abby, and by the next year, we decided to hit the road again and move back to Oklahoma to be closer to family and friends.  That's when I seriously started putting together a studio at our house.  Don't be mistaken though, this is no ordinary home studio.  I put my knowledge of acoustics, audio engineering workflow, and studio design to work.  With the help of my friend, Ethan, and wife, Kendra, we made a custom designed mixing console that houses 2 bays of 19" rack space.  Roxul and Owens Corning sound absorption panels line the walls of the studio spaces, and the listening position and speakers have been placed perfectly, using the 38% real trap configuration. 

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I won't go into too much detail about the gear and what it can do here.  You can check out the list on the Gear page of the website, but I will say, I made sure to get the best quality equipment with a wide variety of types, especially microphones: figure 8, cardioid, omni, tube, FET, ribbon, dynamic...you name it.  .