Educational Recording Studio
Perfect World Studios is a world-class private recording studio dedicated to research and education. We provide training in tracking, editing, mixing and mastering in a professional studio environment, utilizing state of the art equipment, instruments, and software. As an Avid Learning Partner, we offer official Pro Tools curriculum and student certification by exam.
Our studio also participates as a mentor for the Recording Radio and Film Connection. Click on the link to learn more about the online/onsite study program with RRFC.
Private recording studio, not for hire. For educational offerings, please see the INSTRUCTION page.
Live from Traverse City, It’s Bob James
“It was a surprise – almost a shock,” Bob James laughs, recalling how he felt after discovering his May 2014 Traverse City concert had been recorded — without his knowledge.
It was the quick thinking of the Dennos Museum’s Gene Jenneman to save the Grammy Award-winning jazz performer’s concert for posterity, a fact he only admitted to James after the show concluded. The multitrack recording by Milliken Tech Director Jack Conners was such high quality, even James admitted it had to become something more. That “something” is the new album Bob James Live at Milliken Auditorium.
“It was a very celebratory evening,” James says, “and I had secretly been hoping it had been recorded somehow. So when Gene shyly said that they had done just that, I was happy to hear it. It was recorded beautifully, and I was thrilled.
TESTIMONIALS
Thank you Jack for your very professional and encouraging environment. Your new recording studio is very well done and a special place.
Jack is a quiet, humble giant. I love having him on my team.
The album and your recording work have generated such positive feedback, listener response and pure listening pleasure for so many people … you should feel proud.
The recording sounds great . . . . . Jack is our expert Pro Tools editor!
Jack Conners – patience and craftsmanship
STUDIO
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Corner treatment on the back wall of the new control room. Lined with cork and filled with fiberglass, this helps control low-mid frequency room resonance.