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The Saltmine Studio Oasis is a recording studio complex located in Mesa, Arizona, renowned for its state-of-the-art facilities, unique architectural design, and contributions to the music industry. It has hosted a wide range of artists from emerging talents to internationally acclaimed musicians, spanning various genres such as hip-hop, rock, and pop.
History
[edit]The Saltmine Studio Oasis was founded in 1984 by Don Salter. Originally envisioned as a boutique recording space, the studio has evolved into a premier recording destination known for its professional-grade equipment, luxurious environment, and artist-friendly atmosphere. Originally built in 1914 as a space for The Mesa Tribune and later a church, it was transformed into a professional recording studio by its owner, Don Salter. This studio is notable for its blend of vintage analog equipment and cutting-edge digital tools, housed in a creative and vibe-rich environment.
Located in the heart of Mesa, Arizona, the studio was built to provide artists with an inspiring space to create. Over the years, it has expanded its offerings to accommodate high-profile artists while maintaining a focus on supporting local talent.
Facilities
[edit]The Saltmine Studio Oasis features multiple recording rooms and lounges, each designed with acoustics and comfort in mind.
The facility boasts multiple studios catering to a variety of budgets and needs, ranging from premium spaces for high-profile artists to more affordable options for independent musicians. Notable features include vintage Neve and SSL consoles, high-end microphones, and an extensive collection of instruments and recording gear. Additionally, The Saltmine offers comprehensive services such as tracking, mixing, mastering, and even project consultation for emerging artists.
Key facilities include:
- Control Rooms: Equipped with industry-standard consoles and digital interfaces, offering a hybrid of analog and digital recording capabilities.
- Live Rooms: Spacious and acoustically treated rooms ideal for recording vocals, instruments, and live bands.
- Vocal Booths: Soundproof spaces optimized for vocal tracking.
- Lounges: Comfortable artist spaces with modern amenities for relaxation and collaboration.
- Outdoor Areas: Unique to The Saltmine, the outdoor areas feature lush landscaping and tranquil settings, providing an oasis-like atmosphere.
Notable Projects
[edit]Over the years, The Saltmine Studio Oasis has attracted a range of prominent artists. Its reputation for producing chart-topping hits has made it a hub for artists across genres.
The studio has been the recording site for numerous hit records and high-profile projects. Notable artists who have worked at the studio include:
- Alicia Keys
- Lil Wayne
- DMX
- Ariana Grande
- Kendrick Lamar
- J. Cole
- Mac Miller
- David Foster
- The Jonas Brothers
- Charlie Puth
- Justin Bieber
- Cher
- Dionne Warwick
- Swedish House Mafia
- 070 Shake
- Rick Ross
- Benson Boone
- Kevin Durant
- Shaquille O'Neal
- Jack Harlow
- Paul Oakenfold
- DJ Khaled
- Adrien Grenier
- Bone Thugs-N-Harmony
- Big Pun
- Lil Peep
- Gunna
- 21 Savage
- Joyner Lucas
- Swae Lee
- Lil Yachty
- Yo Gotti
- Juicy J
- Key Glock
- Boosie Badazz
- Kelly Rowland
- Fabolous
- Mario Winans
- Machine Gun Kelly (MGK)
- Young MC
- G-Eazy
- E-40
- Moneybagg Yo
- Ricky Hil
- Yung Gravy
- Pi'erre Bourne
- Chester Bennington (Linkin Park)
- Alice Cooper
- Megadeth
- Styx
- Soulfly
- Cheap Trick
- Jimmy Eat World
- Hollywood Undead
- Asking Alexandria
- Grace VanderWaal
- Sheryl Crow
- Cyndi Lauper
- Benson Boone
- Dani Leigh
- Summer Walker
- Roy Thomas Baker
- Hi-Tek
- Damon Elliot
- Mike Posner
- Sean Lennon
- B Howard
- Velvet Cash
- Khalid
- IDK
- Vory
- Travis Barker
- Young Greatness
- G-Unit
- Ice-T
- Eve
- Riff Raff
- Young Buck
- Steven Seagal
- Senator Jack Jackson
- Discovery Channel
- Ricky Lawson (Michael Jackson & Whitney Houston's Drummer)
Additionally, the studio has been instrumental in the production of albums for regional and independent artists, cementing its reputation as a creative hub in the Southwest United States.
Legacy and Impact
[edit]The Saltmine Studio Oasis has earned a reputation as one of the premier recording studios in the United States. Its commitment to providing a professional yet inviting environment has attracted artists from around the world. Presently, Diamond Certified and over 10 times Platinum, The Saltmine Studio Oasis is internationally recognized.
The studio has also played a vital role in fostering the local music scene in Arizona, offering affordable options for independent musicians and hosting community events.
For more details, you can explore their official website[1] or learn about their history and services through industry profiles like Studio Expresso[2] and Music Connection.[3]
References
[edit]- ^ "About the Saltmine". Saltmine Official Website. Retrieved 2024-11-22.
- ^ "Studio Expresso Spotlight: The Saltmine Studio Oasis". StudioExpresso. Retrieved 2024-11-22.
- ^ "Close-Up: Saltmine Studio Oasis". Music Connection Magazine. Retrieved 2024-11-22.