EQ Recording Studio

Yes, I was the owner of EQ Recording Studio.  I had just closed the Ambassador of Arts gallery, and I sold my home in Bellflower and moved to Long Beach, CA. One day, on my visit to  “Barnes and Noble,”  I came across a section on audiobooks. And that’s when the thought of creating a home-based recording studio entered. Initially, the idea was to give full attention to producing an audio CD book for my stage play "Flowers For Beth".   And while auditioning actors for voice-over work. I had a brilliant idea to help finance my hired voice-over artists. I thought, why not record local musicians offering a low-budget price to record demos.  And with that in mind, followed by many upgrades, I became a recording engineer. BTW! I was one of the first 16-track studios to record without the physical mixing board. Besides recording local bands at my studio, I had many requests from bands who hired me to work at other studios, such as Westlake L.A. Recording Studio, S.I.R., Paramount, IRS records, Capitol Records, and Silver Lake Recordings, etc.  My 25 years of Recording experience kept me very busy.  And everyone asks me why I quit. I felt it was time to retire and nothing more.