Released: July 31, 2025
James Hackett, pulls out all the stops on this single release recorded a Realgrey by John King. James is an independent self produced NE Ohio artist. Spencer Martin mixed and mastered and once again just killed. A marvelous combination of organic recording and modern digital processing.
Recorded to Tape Tracked at Realgrey [RG] Mixed at RG Mastered at RG
Released: July 09, 2025
Adam McCloskey continues to knock it out of the park. Using the Realgrey live room for our signature drum sounds, that he has helped author. Recorded and mixed by Adam. Mastered by Dave Caplinger.
Released: July 04, 2025
James Hackett drops a 3rd top shelf Realgrey production, Recorded at Realgrey Records by John King, Edited and Produced by James himself, Mixed and Mastered by Spencer Martin.
Released: July 01, 2025
Written by singer songwriter Ashlee Wadley’s voice is the crowning jewel of this beautiful track. Ashlee Wadley, Vocals - Anya Antonavich Produced, played acoustic and bass - Benjamin Payne played drums - Stan Hinshaw Acoustic II - Ron Flack on Keys.
This week marks a major milestone for Realgrey Records. We’re thrilled to welcome Greg Norman—engineer, technician, and integral part of Electrical Audio in Chicago—into our space to help bring our beloved Neotek Elite II console back to life.
Is it time to rethink what really moves your music forward? We’ve been asking those same questions at the studio—and it’s reshaping the way we invest, maintain, and create. There was a time when a cool piece of gear could really turn my head. I’d think, “If I had that, I could…”—and then fill in the blank with some idealized version of creativity or sound. I collected a fair amount of gear that way. Some of it earned its place. Some of it didn’t.
In the dynamic environment of song recording, bringing together musicians with varied backgrounds and skill sets can make for a richly textured project—one that also presents its own set of challenges.
Using a capo can be a game-changer for guitarists, whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned player. It allows you to easily change the key of a song without having to learn new chord shapes, making it an essential tool for adapting songs to your vocal range or adding variety to your playing. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to use a capo effectively, show you how to select the right position to achieve your desired key, and share some tips on getting the best sound and performance from your capo.
“I’ve crossed lines because of the help and challenge of others, I feel like the studio is a catalyst for that challenge to be passed on.”
—Ron Flack
Phone: +1(330) 732-5127
Email: studio@realgrey.com
Location: Historic/Arts District, Canton Ohio
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