The Church
Tucked within the nave of the deconsecrated 19th-century First Presbyterian Church, the studio is a sanctuary of sound. The vaulted ceilings form a space that breathes with natural reverberation. Here, music floats, lingers, and decays with a graceful elegance. Engineers and artists refer to it as possessing a golden acoustic—that elusive balance of warmth, clarity, and spatial depth that neither flatters nor distorts, but reveals the true nature of the music.​
The Hall
Lighting is soft and indirect, and every note played in this room is bathed in gentle reflections, allowing recordings to capture both intimacy and grandeur. Whether it’s a string quartet, a choral ensemble, or a solo voice, the sound is honest; present yet haloed by a glow of natural ambience that requires minimal artificial treatment.
Time seems to stand still here, inviting deep focus for creative expression.
ArticulÉ™te Studios is not just a place to record, but a place to feel; it is more than a space—it is an instrument.
Control Room
Restored SSL 8000 G+, Neve 1073OPX, Aurora Lynx, Yamaha NS10s, representing vintage and modern gear.
