a genius in a truly inspiring place to be. If I were in a position to choose a studio it would be this one. What a refreshing video. watching videos on 'classic' studios I wonder how any one could stand to even be in some of them. Dark dingy spaces full of awesome kit or that awesome window and sunlight beaming in? I would take environment over fancy kit thank you. Awesome!!
This is one of the most beautiful studios I have ever seen. It's so awesome that she was a touring musician herself and created a space designed for artists. Being able to stay onsite must make recording so much easier. It also probably generates a lot of creativity. Thank you for the Tour of this amazing place!
Talks and tours, awesome stuff to see. And wonderful to see more women in our industry running studios and rocking the shit out of them!! Nice one SOS!
Awesome studio, it is exactly the kind of studio that i would have for myself! Thanks for sharing, i know this is your dream coming thru and that you are a very happy and easy going artist, loved it.
I think this, in a nutshell, is the template of the mega-producer of tomorrow. To understand a creative niche and curate an environment that solves that gap. Big props to Jordan, this is the pinnacle of what I aspire to do in my life! Producer, architect, engineer, interior designer, general handy-person. That's what it takes now - and I think that's amazing!
Great tour and interview. Looks like a beautiful studio, in great surroundings. Thanks for showing it to us to Jordan Hamlin & SOS! Apart from the Indigo Girls, I haven't heard of any of the artists mentioned and name-dropped. I must be very old, or very picky. Probably both. :D
Very VERY nice! I wish SoS could do a weekly Studio video as they're the best. To view wafting tree-tops while recording, and to have a distant vista while in the depths of the mix-zone - is an absolute dream.
Too much peripheral distractions, especially while making music, can be bad, but the fact you can have a studio link in every room and most areas of the studio are dedicated towards inspiration, that ace
IMO these videos would work better if the interviewee wouldn't just sit in one place for the majority of the video. A studio tour style video works better usually. Thanks anyways for awesome content.
Really nice studio and thanks to Jordan showing us this. I wonder where this fascination of using danish/norwegian/faroese letter “ø” comes from? Yøu døn't even knøw høw to prønøunce it. : )
The symbol ø is used to indicate the phase angle of an electronic signal. Many preamps and channel strips include a button with this symbol to flip the phase polarity. I'm guessing it's a subtle reference to audio gear or signal processing in general, which makes sense in the logo of a recording studio.
True! As a logo it makes perfect sense and annoying I didn't realize that reference. I've seen a few brands/bands using the alphabetical letter and just assumed this was some kind of hipster thing : )
Great video, but it would’ve been nice to have a straight forward walk through with a wide lens strapped onto the camera. Also when you showed the piano and talk about it with the viewer but then do not let them hear it is a little frustrating. 🎹🎤
Thank you for the description of her studio, and the partial photos of a few rooms. Can you provide a link to an actual tour? You know, one that shows the mics, the outboard gear, the desk, and photos of the entire recording spaces? To see how to do a studio tour, please review a couple of Andrew Masters' home studio tours on youtube.
@Nancy Beckett I enjoy Andrew Masters' studio tours as well. But to be fair to SOS, there was an active session going on during the time of their visit for this interview/tour, so SOS were limited on time, and frankly, lucky to gain access at all. Not too many artists would be keen on having their creative workflow interrupted or their session be temporarily put on hold while they have paid for and booked out studio time. So in that regard, Jordan and the artist(s) were extremely gracious and accommodating to SOS.
Nice place. Well done. No way it's 10-15 minutes to downtown though. Not now with the "new" Nashville traffic. You'd have to be close enough to see downtown for that to be possible.
Thanks for showing the "studios". It has a particular look - across between ""new age" and "electronic tech". If by some luck I had a setup like MØXE I would be constantly concerned with dust and arachnids harboured in the rope ceiling, the cloud and what appears to be a high ceiling in the main room with the desk up on the "first" floor. Other concerns, like do you find the rack of acoustic guitars are just waiting for someone to push their chair back a bit too far. I saw what I guess is a floor heating duct and wondered if there is one on the other side heating the instruments. The one thing I didn't catch was if the band, producer, and various others occupy all the sleeping arrangements, do you leave the clients to it and go to another location for sleep? All that I have written is just about the minor things I thought of while watching and are obviously of little consequence. It seems to me recording some tracks at MØXE would be like a kid in a candy store with all the in house instruments and possibilities of trying acoustic instruments and amps in the various spaces. I hope your venture goes well and it is welcoming to see a different approach to layout and feel compared to most commercial studios.
I wonder how much it cost to set up the full studio... it's an amazing place but it must've been extremely expensive, and I've never heard of Jordan or the people she's worked with who are mentioned at the beginning
@Camilo Pasin @Gilles Brillon To be fair to SOS, there was an active session going on during the time of their visit for this interview/tour, so SOS were limited on time, and frankly, lucky to gain access at all. Not too many artists would be keen on having their creative workflow interrupted or their session be temporarily put on hold by a video crew while they have paid for and booked out studio time. As you know, SOS are not based anywhere near Nashville, so it was most likely their only opportunity to visit Jordan's studio while they had travelled to the area for other work, and the visit was on short notice. So in that regard, Jordan and the artist(s) were extremely gracious and accommodating to SOS.
@Frank Farago It's also used as the universal symbol to indicate PHASE or polarity. Look on the channel strip of any mixing desk/console, mic preamp/line input, DAW GUI, etc for its 180° "Phase" button or switch. That symbol is on every channel strip of Jordan's Neve console. ;-)
Great place... outside and the glass windows reminds me of Le Studio. However, terrible on cam presentation. Did she even know you were coming to tour the studio? Video wise, I'd rather see more b-roll of the studio and gear than her on camera. Plus you could cut out all her "thinking" out loud. Dare you to take a shot every time she says "um..." you'll be drunk on not next month! Lovely place though...
@videditor1067 To be fair to SOS, there was an active session going on during the time of their visit for this interview/tour, so SOS were limited on time, and frankly, lucky to gain access at all. Not too many artists would be keen on having their creative workflow interrupted or their session be temporarily put on hold by a video crew while they have paid for and booked out studio time. As you know, SOS are not based anywhere near Nashville, so it was most likely their only opportunity to visit Jordan's studio while they had travelled to the area for other work, and the visit was on short notice. So in that regard, Jordan and the artist(s) were extremely gracious and accommodating to SOS.
@bitspacemusic It's also used as the symbol to indicate PHASE or polarity. Look on the channel strip of any mixing desk/console, mic preamp/line input, DAW GUI, etc for its 180° "Phase" button or switch. That symbol is on every channel strip of Jordan's Neve console. ;-)
I love studios in the woods with large windows. Thanks for doing this tour!
Yo you're sick
Excelente Mariano, gracias por mostrarnos la previa. Abrazo
Whoever miced this did an excellent job capturing the click of Jordan's tongue. Not distracting at all.
a genius in a truly inspiring place to be. If I were in a position to choose a studio it would be this one. What a refreshing video. watching videos on 'classic' studios I wonder how any one could stand to even be in some of them. Dark dingy spaces full of awesome kit or that awesome window and sunlight beaming in? I would take environment over fancy kit thank you. Awesome!!
This is one of the most beautiful studios I have ever seen. It's so awesome that she was a touring musician herself and created a space designed for artists. Being able to stay onsite must make recording so much easier. It also probably generates a lot of creativity. Thank you for the Tour of this amazing place!
Adoring presentation as always SOS. Heaven on Earth for mortals.
Jordan has herself a world class studio. That's the type of place I dream about
This studio is amazing and Jordan seems like an awesome person!
Beautiful... The studio have a special soul, like the owner!
Wow just a beautiful place. That console is awesome.
Such an amazing space.
That must be one of the nicest studios, ever. Congrats Jordan, fantastic work.
Thank you for doing this SOS, a great inside look.
That was great. What a wonderful studio.
Love how chill she is
Talks and tours, awesome stuff to see. And wonderful to see more women in our industry running studios and rocking the shit out of them!! Nice one SOS!
OMG...she's adorable as hell! 😍 Oh, and the atelier is dope, too! 🎧🎶
Hymn
Jordan is a genius. How much creativity and insight... to design a modern, functional space that feels like home in a dream.
Great environment to record in! 🎶🎶🎶
What a beautiful mind at the helm of wonderful creation
Damn! Now I dream about recording there!
Me too.
Thank you so much!
Stunning studio!
Wow...love it out there ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
❤️❤️❤️ what a lovely studio, what a lovely piace! ❤️❤️❤️
This place is a dream. Unreal.
Amazing dream studio 😍
This place is just amazing 😲❤🤘
Beautiful Studio, ALWAYS dream big my friend!
What an awesome concept all around!!!
Great interview, Great tour...thanks guys!
Magnificent studio
This is one of the most amazing and beautiful studios that I´ve ever seen!. great work!!!!!
well done jordan such an inspiring place to write and record music.
dreams really do come true......
I'm obsessed with Neve Kit...the 5088 kills it.
Awesome studio, it is exactly the kind of studio that i would have for myself! Thanks for sharing, i know this is your dream coming thru and that you are a very happy and easy going artist, loved it.
Amazing studio! Absolutely perfect.
I think this, in a nutshell, is the template of the mega-producer of tomorrow. To understand a creative niche and curate an environment that solves that gap. Big props to Jordan, this is the pinnacle of what I aspire to do in my life!
Producer, architect, engineer, interior designer, general handy-person. That's what it takes now - and I think that's amazing!
And a large portion of delusion on your behalf.
@@sampledude8846 sweet dude 👍
Amazing gear and space to be creative!
Amazing, awe inspiring place. The thought put into this is inspiring!
Nice studio!
That basically my dream house/studio.
Might be the first female-run studio I've heard of! This is great
check out the sylvia massey episode of "show us your junk" also, she's my fav :)
@@m.o.n.d.e.g.r.e.e.n true! Although, she's pretty famous, especially for working with the likes of Tool and SOAD
un endroit MAGNIFIQUE !!! Bravo ^^
Great tour and interview. Looks like a beautiful studio, in great surroundings. Thanks for showing it to us to Jordan Hamlin & SOS!
Apart from the Indigo Girls, I haven't heard of any of the artists mentioned and name-dropped. I must be very old, or very picky. Probably both.
:D
I just want to go there like... right now? Amazing place and people.
Very inspiring - awesome work.
Very VERY nice! I wish SoS could do a weekly Studio video as they're the best. To view wafting tree-tops while recording, and to have a distant vista while in the depths of the mix-zone - is an absolute dream.
Too much peripheral distractions, especially while making music, can be bad, but the fact you can have a studio link in every room and most areas of the studio are dedicated towards inspiration, that ace
Really inspiring! I am off to steal some of those ideas! many thanks
Great video!
one like for the intro to orion stephen kellog and now i want to know more about indigo girls
IMO these videos would work better if the interviewee wouldn't just sit in one place for the majority of the video. A studio tour style video works better usually. Thanks anyways for awesome content.
If you watch past 10 mins, we do check out a bunch of different spaces :)
Exactly. This a written article that someone decided to make a video of. Just to show how not all spoken and written words translate well into videos.
Looks like a great vibe
wow! really nice!
A dream place to be, shame 99.9999% of us could never afford to record there :-/
Amazing Setup!! 🤘
Really nice studio and thanks to Jordan showing us this.
I wonder where this fascination of using danish/norwegian/faroese letter “ø” comes from? Yøu døn't even knøw høw to prønøunce it. : )
Èspecialy when they pronouncė it MÅXE instead of MØXE 😅
The symbol ø is used to indicate the phase angle of an electronic signal. Many preamps and channel strips include a button with this symbol to flip the phase polarity. I'm guessing it's a subtle reference to audio gear or signal processing in general, which makes sense in the logo of a recording studio.
True! As a logo it makes perfect sense and annoying I didn't realize that reference. I've seen a few brands/bands using the alphabetical letter and just assumed this was some kind of hipster thing : )
Great video, but it would’ve been nice to have a straight forward walk through with a wide lens strapped onto the camera. Also when you showed the piano and talk about it with the viewer but then do not let them hear it is a little frustrating. 🎹🎤
Sounding good Will!!
i love her vibe and the studio seems great but i wish this video tour actually showed/ featured the spaces better :(
Epic
I will record there... COol!
Very Nice and Cozy which part of nature and human for recording
Thank you for the description of her studio, and the partial photos of a few rooms. Can you provide a link to an actual tour? You know, one that shows the mics, the outboard gear, the desk, and photos of the entire recording spaces? To see how to do a studio tour, please review a couple of Andrew Masters' home studio tours on youtube.
@Nancy Beckett
I enjoy Andrew Masters' studio tours as well.
But to be fair to SOS, there was an active session going on during the time of their visit for this interview/tour, so SOS were limited on time, and frankly, lucky to gain access at all.
Not too many artists would be keen on having their creative workflow interrupted or their session be temporarily put on hold while they have paid for and booked out studio time.
So in that regard, Jordan and the artist(s) were extremely gracious and accommodating to SOS.
‘This’ room with the stairs MUST be modeled from studio B at electric audio? Steve Albini fan!
Nice place. Well done. No way it's 10-15 minutes to downtown though. Not now with the "new" Nashville traffic. You'd have to be close enough to see downtown for that to be possible.
Thanks for showing the "studios". It has a particular look - across between ""new age" and "electronic tech". If by some luck I had a setup like MØXE I would be constantly concerned with dust and arachnids harboured in the rope ceiling, the cloud and what appears to be a high ceiling in the main room with the desk up on the "first" floor.
Other concerns, like do you find the rack of acoustic guitars are just waiting for someone to push their chair back a bit too far. I saw what I guess is a floor heating duct and wondered if there is one on the other side heating the instruments.
The one thing I didn't catch was if the band, producer, and various others occupy all the sleeping arrangements, do you leave the clients to it and go to another location for sleep? All that I have written is just about the minor things I thought of while watching and are obviously of little consequence. It seems to me recording some tracks at MØXE would be like a kid in a candy store with all the in house instruments and possibilities of trying acoustic instruments and amps in the various spaces. I hope your venture goes well and it is welcoming to see a different approach to layout and feel compared to most commercial studios.
21:50 Harry Alder? Picasso's Stravinsky. I read that book when I was a teenager.
Great video, great place, makes me feel envious. Does she lives there or not?
I wonder how much it cost to set up the full studio... it's an amazing place but it must've been extremely expensive, and I've never heard of Jordan or the people she's worked with who are mentioned at the beginning
Are you based in the States?
What about the gear?
Not a very good "tour", never even got to see the full control room?
Unfortunately, we were limited on time - there was a session running on the day we were there. They were very kind to let us get in.
I want to leave there... even work without salary... just give me some food :D
Konstantin Gubanov yeah, it’s almost like a free vacation there.. but I bet the hot tub is only for paying recording artists..
Where can I get your song “Be Here” sung in the TV movie Love Finds You in Charm.
This was a tour the girl's face not the studio.
@Camilo Pasin
@Gilles Brillon
To be fair to SOS, there was an active session going on during the time of their visit for this interview/tour, so SOS were limited on time, and frankly, lucky to gain access at all.
Not too many artists would be keen on having their creative workflow interrupted or their session be temporarily put on hold by a video crew while they have paid for and booked out studio time.
As you know, SOS are not based anywhere near Nashville, so it was most likely their only opportunity to visit Jordan's studio while they had travelled to the area for other work, and the visit was on short notice.
So in that regard, Jordan and the artist(s) were extremely gracious and accommodating to SOS.
Seems to look beautiful, unfortunately this is less of a studio tour and more of a verbal description of how the entire studio looks like :/
MØXE? Must be a Hungarian place, as we have them here in Budapest going by the names MÖXE, MŐXE, MÚXE, MÜXE, and MŰXE.
@Frank Farago
It's also used as the universal symbol to indicate PHASE or polarity.
Look on the channel strip of any mixing desk/console, mic preamp/line input, DAW GUI, etc for its 180° "Phase" button or switch.
That symbol is on every channel strip of Jordan's Neve console. ;-)
Ahhh the engineer was sleeping on her voice thing? My god is so bad I barely standed to listen what the lady was saying.
Jordan be my best friend please and thanks
Show the place, not just her talking head.
Studio tour with Amy Schumer!
um
Great place... outside and the glass windows reminds me of Le Studio. However, terrible on cam presentation. Did she even know you were coming to tour the studio? Video wise, I'd rather see more b-roll of the studio and gear than her on camera. Plus you could cut out all her "thinking" out loud. Dare you to take a shot every time she says "um..." you'll be drunk on not next month!
Lovely place though...
@videditor1067
To be fair to SOS, there was an active session going on during the time of their visit for this interview/tour, so SOS were limited on time, and frankly, lucky to gain access at all.
Not too many artists would be keen on having their creative workflow interrupted or their session be temporarily put on hold by a video crew while they have paid for and booked out studio time.
As you know, SOS are not based anywhere near Nashville, so it was most likely their only opportunity to visit Jordan's studio while they had travelled to the area for other work, and the visit was on short notice.
So in that regard, Jordan and the artist(s) were extremely gracious and accommodating to SOS.
She... talks... really... paused...
Why spell it like that if you don't know how to pronounce it with an ø?
@bitspacemusic
It's also used as the symbol to indicate PHASE or polarity. Look on the channel strip of any mixing desk/console, mic preamp/line input, DAW GUI, etc for its 180° "Phase" button or switch. That symbol is on every channel strip of Jordan's Neve console. ;-)
Too much blablabla....boring.
Terrible tour really. All we saw was her.
I petre dish for feelings....what a gross way of putting it.
please stop
Someone married rich. Lol, music didn't buy that studio. Quelle BS!