Recording and project work
Recording studios for demos, tracking days, live-off-the-floor ideas, and projects that need a focused room with both digital and analog character.
What to expect
The technical side of the room.
Bring the project basics: what you are recording, who is playing, how much time you have, and the kind of room sound you want.
10
mixing/editing machines
10
rackmount units
23+
microphones and stands
6+
amplifiers and instruments
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A hybrid recording path centered on a vintage Audio Arts console and multi-channel digital conversion.
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Studio monitoring and headphone distribution for tracking, editing, and playback decisions.
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Rack gear for vocal tone, guitar processing, dynamics, effects, filtering, and playback support.
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A practical mic and stand set for drums, guitars, vocals, amps, and room capture.
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Keys, drum kit, and amplifier options for sessions that need studio instruments or live-off-the-floor energy.
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A hybrid recording path centered on a vintage Audio Arts console and multi-channel digital conversion.
The room can support projects that need both modern digital tools and analog studio character. Bands can also work live off-the-floor when the goal is to capture a full-room performance feel.
Bring the session type, lineup, timeline, and room feel you are aiming for before choosing the setup. A visit is the best way to walk through the space and talk through the project before booking.
Session rates
Recording is handled by project because the right rate depends on the room, players, timeline, setup, and whether the session needs tracking, demos, or live-off-the-floor work.
Recording inquiries can factor in both locations, card-scan access, security-camera coverage, room size, AC needs, and whether the project needs a vocal booth or specific room feature.
By project
Recording support for demos, tracking days, live-off-the-floor ideas, and project work that needs a focused room and a clear session plan.
Various
Rates/session
What to compare:
Next step
Start with the practical pieces: room size, location, schedule, access, and whether your setup needs monthly, hourly, or recording support.
Start with the service type, then compare how room size, location, and current openings shape the right fit.
Rooms and Rates
Review common questions about access, security, stored gear, hourly rooms, recording, and location choice.
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Share the band size, gear, schedule, location preference, and whether you need monthly, hourly, or recording support.
Check Availability
Location fit
Start with the project, then compare the room, visit path, and support Marsonic can match to the session you have in mind.
Du Parc
8710 Av. Du Parc
A practical Marsonic base for monthly rooms, weekly short-term projects, hourly rehearsal, visits, elevator access, paid parking across the street, and musicians who want a north-central Montreal route into the studio.
Papineau
5727 Av. Papineau
A Marsonic location for musicians looking at private monthly rehearsal rooms, secure access, stored gear, and a stable room for repeat sessions.
Room photos
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