Seacoast Recording Studio

In all honestly, I haven’t recorded here. However, I would just like to endorse the man of the house, Jack Elliott. He was my professor at MEsa College and was a great teacher. It was a lot of fun and at the end of his class he had us all go to the studio, which was really funktabuloso. I think that’s a really good adjective. Give me a high five!!!

My handbell choir has recorded several CDs at Seacoast Recording Studio; I highly doubt we’d go anywhere else.
Jack, the owner of the studio, is awesome. He’s friendly, professional, and totally knows how to make a great recording. He has done many high-​profile recording jobs (you’ll have to ask him what they are; I think I was too tipsy on the choir’s celebratory champagne to remember).
The studio itself can accommodate a large group (I believe we had 16 handbell ringers, plus all of our equipment). Although I haven’t been to other studios, I felt that Seacoast was pretty nicely decorated. It did have a distinct 1970s feel, but I liked that. I dig retro anything!
Parking is difficult in the area, so come early to your recording session.
If you want a highly professional recording, Seacoast Recording Studio is where you should be!