Recording
Music and vocal tracking with a broad microphone selection, high-end preamps and an experienced engineering workflow.
A professionally designed Calgary studio for artists who want the performance, production and final mix to feel finished — not just recorded.
A visual look at recording, mixing and production — the work at the centre of every Audiohouse project.
Audiohouse handles the core stages of music and voice production, from capture through final delivery.
Music and vocal tracking with a broad microphone selection, high-end preamps and an experienced engineering workflow.
Levels, EQ, dynamics, space, effects, editing and detailed mix decisions that turn tracks into a cohesive record.
Final tonal and dynamic processing for singles, EPs and albums, including material recorded or mixed elsewhere.
Professional voice recording for commercials, videos, podcasts and informational projects.
Timing refinement, pitch correction, arrangement support and production help where a project needs it.
Send in existing sessions or stereo mixes and finish the project without needing to record on site.
Audiohouse was built in 2016 after the 2013 Alberta flood destroyed Grant Howarth’s previous studio, The Outhouse, which had operated since 2003. The current studio was professionally designed by Australian studio designer John Sayers and built by Grant.
Audiohouse publishes a long-running sample library spanning rock, metal, hip-hop, folk, country, R&B and more. Its Spotify collection includes work with Stonegate, Versvs & GAWNE, Keeley Russell, Septembryo, Various Methods, Mike Foss, Dozie and other artists.
The current Audiohouse website lists a small network of specialists around the studio.
Studio owner and head engineer/producer. Advanced APRA graduate, working in audio engineering since 2003 and 2020 YYCMA Industry Person of the Year.
Live and studio drummer, audio engineer and producer with a focus on detailed editing and MIDI drum/instrument programming.
APRA graduate and YYCMA-nominated songwriter offering song structure, arrangement, writing and co-writing support.
RDC Music graduate in Jazz Guitar, professional player and harmony specialist with session and backing-vocal experience.
Audiohouse’s published recording process covers the core stages artists can expect in a modern studio session.
Talk through songs, instrumentation, references, timing and the target sound.
Capture keeper performances, overdub parts and build the multitrack recording.
Refine timing and pitch where needed, then shape levels, tone, dynamics, space and effects.
Finish the stereo mix for release and bring multi-song projects together consistently.
“Patient and easy to work with.”
“Top quality mixes, mastering and vocal recordings.”
“High quality and consistent.”
Audiohouse Recording Studio at 2123 Brightoncrest Green SE has a verified Google Business profile with a perfect current rating across dozens of reviews.
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Recording · Mixing · Mastering · Voice-over
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The studio says it welcomes essentially all genres and has extensive experience with rock, punk, metal, hip-hop, folk, country, R&B, dance and many styles in between.
Yes. Audiohouse mixes externally recorded sessions and masters finished stereo mixes that were recorded or mixed elsewhere.
Yes. Audiohouse offers voice recording for commercials, videos, podcasts and other spoken-word projects.
Audiohouse lists Pro Tools HD, Neumann KH310 monitoring, Neve, Avalon, Chandler, API and Toft hardware, plus a broad microphone collection.
Audiohouse recommends arriving well rehearsed. Drummers are encouraged to practise with a metronome and know song tempos and time signatures where possible.
Audiohouse Recording Studio is listed at 2123 Brightoncrest Green SE in Calgary, Alberta.
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