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Hobin Studios made its
humble beginning in a little barn in Clay, NY in 1973. A few mics, a
couple of reel to reel tape recorders and some wall to wall, floor to
ceiling carpeting was all that was needed to start recording.
But it's fair to say that the germination may have been way back in 1955
when Todd received his first tape recorder from a favorite uncle.
Fast forward a half century and Hobin Studios has become one of the
premiere studios in the Northeast, garnering Production Excellence Awards
for its work and laying down a long and storied track record of
productions for an impressive list of clients.
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STAFF |
The studios are now run
by the next generation of Hobins. Brett Hobin is the boss, guiding
the company through its current expansion and growth in the digital era.
And Corey Hobin is Chief Engineer. Todd is still very much in the
picture, but focuses most of his attention on his music, his art, his
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STUDIO B |
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SERVICES |
The barn in Clay was
replaced in 1987 by Studio B. A state of the art building (another
barn, but this one built from the ground up) housing a state of the art
LEDE designed control room and the finest gear money could by back then.
Some of the original gear still remains, but with this latest upgrade, not
to many tape recorders can be found. Only some coveted analog pieces
and some vintage gear. Studio A was retired early in the decade to
make way for Studio C on Westcott St. in Syracuse, NY. The home of
Full Cast Audio. Studio D is Todd's personal use project studio. |
STUDIO
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Hobin Studios is family
owned and operated, and will continue to be based in technical excellence
and dedicated to the art and craft of music and audio recording. |
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