512 Quantum Sound

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In 1981,[3] the producer of Madonna's self-titled first album Reggie Lucas, purchased the building and opened a recording studio, Quantum Sound Studios.[4] By 1986 it was reported to feature the first SSL mix room, a 48 input SSL 4000 console with Total Recall,[5] in Northern New Jersey as well as an extensive collection of MIDI synthesizers and gear and a Synclavier digital audio system.[6] Grammy Award-winning music studio engineer and producer Andy Wallace mixed tracks for Helmet and Rage Against the Machine,[2] as well as and many others at Quantum in the late 1980s and early 1990s.[3] Other musicians and producers used Lucas' studio for hire approach for recording,[2] like INXS and Queen Latifah. Diamond Tech Group want to renovate of the existing recording studio into a restaurant lounge but keeping the history of the buildings.. 512 is the address and Quantum Sound is the … Read more