Record Label Studio

So far they do exactly what they are made to do. Record and label.

We are a recording studio with a bar in the basement. We also have a record label and have live performances in the live room of the studio. We just built a display case to hold all our CDs from the label in the lobby. I installed an Ipod so people could listen to the cds before they purchase them and also to listen to a sample from an upcoming concert. These headphones are great. Short cord, great sound, cool retro design.

Heart my record studio. Good Mac!

I run a small record label that publishes and produces music independently. We use inkjet printers to produce all of our releases on CD. We prefer these Verbatim discs because they always yield high quality sound, they take ink extremely well, they reproduce colors accurately, and ink does not smear after printing.

I use this for my home studio to record shows and podcasts. It works excellent!

I like it. Works fine in my home studio where I record music and share it with friends.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m constantly needing to make labels for my studio. I can’t rave enough about this label maker. It accommodates 1/8” to 1” labels. The color display is a nice feature. I do a lot of reprints so I love that it can store 99 labels. Not only that, you have access to 155 label templates, 17 fonts and 900 symbols. It’s lightweight at 2.2 lbs and works with a computer or Bluetooth smart phone. I love it and can’t wait to label everything!!

I label everything, and these are the best.

Use these to record vocals for all my various projects, including live (studio) radio drama.

I have a small studio set up in my office to record web videos. The umbrellas I purchased last year were way too big for this space. I ordered these 32 ones from BH and they are just what I needed. ... So far, so good. They seem pretty sturdy and I LOVE them! ...