HIGH END SOUND
The Best of Both Worlds ~ City Sound, Upstate Comfort
High End Sound is a full-service 24 track recording studio in Chatham, NY offering both analog and digital recording platforms. Located in the peaceful surroundings of Columbia County, it is a facility featuring the kind of quality one would expect to find only in one of the larger cities.

BRIEF HISTORY
In the autumn of 2008, the HIGH END SOUND STUDIO PROJECT took flight. Our objective was to establish a recording studio in upstate New York good enough to compete with any of the big name studios. In doing so we would openly challenge their position as the industry's standard for recording quality. HIGH END SOUND's purpose would be not only to serve the growing community of recordable musical talent in the Albany/Hudson Valley area, but also to offer a viable alternative recording facility for northeastern US and Canada. Our focus was on filling a void by creating an environment where one could find high quality digital or analog recording time and other audio services without being limited to the big cities and their shrinking list of usable sound studios.

The site chosen for the project was a retired garage building adjacent to our house in Chatham, NY. Perched at the end of High Street, with virtually no traffic, this seemed like the ideal location for the studio and lent added meaning to the name, "HIGH END SOUND". The peaceful surroundings of rural New York State, far from the intrusions of the city, leave the artist undisturbed and able to concentrate on his or her music. We reasoned that if we could offer that kind of atmosphere and the best possible product, we'd be providing something of value to the music world and to anyone else seeking the best in sound recording services.

For those coming from farther away who are interested in booking a block of studio time, the Chatham area also offers modestly priced accommodations. It is worth noting that while our location enjoys such a high degree of privacy, it is only a short walk to the Village of Chatham.