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House for sale in exclusive Valley Village wih fully equipped professional recording studio

poprokz — Thu, 03 Aug 2006 04:27:19 GMT

Beautifully upgraded Spanish style home in coveted Valley Village location featuring a hard to find, high end recording studio on premises.

Here are the fantastic features of this rare property:

Three (3) bedroom, one (1) bath, with separate, permitted office/bonus area with 1/2 bath at rear of property. Music studio with Control room and Live room attached to office/bonus area; permitted, enclosed storage shed; lush landscaping and inter-locking paver stone, covered patio with misters.

Livable square footage is approximately 1,730 (exact square footage is verifiable through assessor's office and owner's documents)

Live room square footage is 499.2 square feet

Permitted shed square footage is 135 square feet

Lot size is 6,850 square feet

Built circa 1930

Original, newly refinished hardwood floors throughout

Two (2) earthquake retro-fitted fireplaces (one in living (gas or wood burning) and one in bedroom)

Beautiful Spanish tile in kitchen, office, additional bath, and laundry room

Designer custom marble in main bath

Copper piping throughout

All upgraded electrical in main house and studio

All original interior doors recently professionally stripped and re-stained

Designer paint colors throughout

Custom original four (4) foot wide, arched front door recently professionally stripped and re-stained

Top of the line locks and laser keys on entry doors

Dual pained Milguard windows throughout

Dual pained Milguard sliding glass doors

Beautiful original wood wainscoting and trim in formal dining room/living room

Living room features 10' plus high ceilings

Archways in entry and kitchen

Custom iron wall sconces throughout

Ceiling fans in all bedrooms, dining room, and office.

Upgraded, designer lighting throughout

Closet organizers installed in all bedroom closets

Front courtyard style patio

Automatic sprinkler system

Separate Laundry room (off kitchen) with cabinets and gas dryer hook-ups

Alarm system (needs to be re-wired to new windows)

Mature fruit trees (lemon and orange) and not yet mature avocado tree

Newer roof (May 2004) on front house and office/studio featuring Spanish tile

Newer HVAC system (October 2004)

New Tankless hot water heater

New exterior paint

Window planter boxes

Studio specific features:

Control room with large double glass window view into Live room

Separate electrical sub-panel

Existing pre-wired patch panel between Control room and Live room with the following:

24 XLR female to male
8 XLR male to female
8 un-balanced 1/4"
8 balanced 1/4"
4 midi

Control room and Live room feature custom decorative accents

The Live room is completely soundproofed including double doors.

This "studio" has been used by a professional musician to rehearse, record, produce, and engineer music projects for over 10 years. It is ideal for someone in the same industry but could also be used as a yoga or dance studio, an art studio, a bonus room or home theater, or whatever suits your needs.

Conveniently located near the No-Ho Arts District, parks, a library, the North Hollywood Recreation Center (with seasonal public swimming pool), the North Hollywood subway station, the 170, 134, and 101 freeways, and Ventura Boulevard.

Desirable public school district (Colfax Elementary is one of few in LAUSD not on year round track system) and great Magnet Middle and High Schools. Location is also central to many of the best private schools in Los Angeles County.

The family will be vacating the home and it will be turn-key and ready to show the 1st week of August. The taxes are up-to-date and the property is free of any liens.

Please feel free to email with questions @ poprokz@gmail.com

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Vocals to Mac

ronit — Wed, 12 Oct 2005 17:22:22 GMT

I am starting to make music using Albleton Live with a Mac Powerbook. I want to record my voice too and I know I need some sort of interface. The prices and what I can get vary so much. Any suggestions?

Thanks.

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Electronic Rock Party Friday at the Stud!

pixie_bleu — Sun, 02 Oct 2005 22:08:29 GMT

This Friday I'll be playing at Club Shadowplay (at The Stud, 9th & Harrison) throwing an "After-Folsom Fest & CD-Release Party" - and I hope lots of you will come join in the fun! It's my band's first ever CD release and Tim & Dan are launching the Record - so come on by & be part of our history-in-the-making!

We'll have hors d'ouvres, give-aways, CDs and a special midnight performance by the band. Fetish attire appreciated but not required & you can get in FREE by joining the Shadowplay Tribe!! Reply here or to me by message & let me know if you'll be there so we can say Hi!

It's YOUR town and YOUR scene - come celebrate with us!

See you there!

Pixie
Cuir Bleu Tribe
www.CuirBleu.com

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It is or it isn't

pixie_bleu — Fri, 09 Sep 2005 20:49:42 GMT

I need your expertise!

I've been referring to my band as "Electronic Rock" (with a spanking good beat). Some fans say we sound alot like Berlin (or Curve, or Erasure - depends who you ask). Meanwhile, I can't seem to find a genre that we definitively fall into. Maybe there isn't one - but I'd like to get a bit closer than that.

If some of you fabulous musicians and music lover types would do me the enormous favor of listening to one or two tracks and helping me to pinpoint this, I would be quite grateful! There are two places you can listen to my stuff free right now - www.cuirbleu.com/html/music.html and www.cdbaby.com/cuirbleu. Thank you for helping out!

Pixie

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HARD CHICKS needs female rock musicians

rooster_g — Wed, 27 Jul 2005 12:20:03 GMT

thanks for reading - my name is Greg. info about me at myspace.com/gregsdesignx

due to lack of communication, lack of experience amongst the girls, and conflicting schedules my band Chicas Duras (HARD CHICKS) dis-banded today - so heres the deal:

I would prefer a female bassist, drummer, and guitarist that have a live visual element to them (ex. sexy, rocker, goth, punk...)and that has the equipment required to play small venues.

The immediate goal is getting this set tight and booking alot of rock/dive bars and playing out. This is for fun, but there is a level of commitment and professionalism required. No drama.

Here is our current set list: (ALL VERY HARD, HEAVY, INDUSTRIALIZED AT TIMES VERSIONS) if pop is your style it probably wont work - the band has a heavy and aggressive sound (we will be doing predominantly 80s pop covers in this style - its a cool sounding project! - very original)

You spin me - Dead or Alive (Orgy version)
Girl U Want - Devo
Zero - Smashing Pumpkins
Candy-o - The Cars
Psycho Killer - Talking Heads
Take it off - The Donnas
Cars - Gary Numan
Hazy Shade of Winter - The Bangles
Push It - Salt n Pepa
Call Me - Blondie
Word up - Cameo (Korn version)
Breed - Nirvana
I Ran - Flock of Seagulls

please forward to anyone that you know that may be interested - THANKS!!!!!!!!!!

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Women in music

8675309 — Sun, 13 Mar 2005 19:38:22 GMT

I started this tribe in the hopes that we'll have a spot on Tribes to network, exchange ideas, and help one another through the music-making process. I am in the process of getting a certificate in music production, and feel so alone! In Pro Tools, Cubase, and other production classes, I am usually the only woman. Sigh.

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New memeber

dielorelei — Thu, 14 Apr 2005 00:08:14 GMT

Hey all! I just stumbled accross your tribe. Awesome! Too bad there aren't more members yet!

I'm mainly a vocalist? What's everyone else's thing?

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guitar/carpal tunnel?

8675309 — Sun, 03 Apr 2005 18:11:42 GMT

anyone out there play guitar AND have carpal tunnel? (Yes I know I shouldn't be typing...) I was just diagnosed w/carpal tunnel and both of my hands are killing me! I need to play guitar in my recording studio class in a week! Any suggestions?

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Women's audio mission meeting in SF

8675309 — Mon, 18 Apr 2005 17:15:27 GMT

I received this email this morning: (visit womensaudiomission.org or previous post for info on WAM. It is an organization dedicated to promoting women's role in producing/engineering/tech/live sound reinforcement). The meeting is in San Francisco.

"Hi All - We will have a member meeting on Thursday, May 5, 7 - 9 PM, all women are welcome. We will be trying out a new location that will hopefully offer more consistency to our meeting/workshop schedule. So please come and join us as we discuss the upcoming Tape Op Conference, what type of workshops we should offer over the Summer, pressing website re-design/content issues. There will also be a brief introduction to the organization from 7-7:30 PM.

WAM Member Meeting
Thursday, May 5, 7 - 9 PM
401 Alabama Street near 17th street, San Francisco
Next door to Southern Exposure Gallery
Enter gate next to Southern Exposure sign and look for big red doors.
Looking forward to seeing everyone.

Best
Terri
***************************************************
Terri Winston
Executive Director, Women's Audio Mission
www.womensaudiomission.org
twinston@womensaudiomission.org
Faculty, Sound Recording Arts, City College of San Francisco
http://www.ccsf.edu/Departments/Broadcast/terri.html
415-425-1597"

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tribe name change

8675309 — Fri, 01 Apr 2005 22:28:28 GMT

i changed the name of the tribe...i think the old name was cool but kinda confusing.

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Women's audio mission

8675309 — Tue, 15 Mar 2005 03:59:41 GMT

I haven't had a chance to go to any of their workshops (busy in school) but I met some of the women in WAM at the AES convention this year and it sounds like a great organization. If anyone out there has attended their workshops please let me know how they were.

http://www.womensaudiomission.org/

Women's Audio Mission is an all volunteer, women-run organization dedicated to the advancement of women in the recording arts. In a field where women professionals are historically under-represented, WAM seeks to create an environment that will encourage and enable the aspirations of women in the recording arts, and, in turn expand the vision and voice of media and popular culture. We provide access to audio technology, and training in its use to record sound for music, radio, film, television and the internet for women and girls.

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