Tonal Vision's Studio Facilities

The first floor is dominated by Kaig's often-recorded Steinway concert grand piano (above).		Tonal Vision's building was originally a historic townhouse, built some time in the last half of the 19th century. It fell into disrepair, then was renovated in the '70's, after the defeat of a plan to build a highway through the area. Kraig and Jacquie Greff purchased the building in 1993 and began converting large portions of it for audio recording and business space. Clients appreciate the warmth and character of the decor, the charm of the neighborhood, and the proximity to restaurants, hotels and Inner Harbor's thriving business community.
Our studio is a 12x12 ft. space the third floor, where we can shoot video as well as record voice-overs and small music productions. Toward the rear of the 3rd floor, a late-model Mac runs the latest music and audio software, including Digital Performer, Logic Pro and the Vienna Instruments orchestral sample library. Accessories include Genelec speakers, a Manley Slam, Apogee Converters, Amek Mic Amplifer by Rupert Neve the Designer, DorroughLoudness Monitors, Avocet Controller by Crane Song, and a sound effects library of over 100 CDs.
Our editing suite is now located in the rear office on the 2nd floor. Our Mac-based video editing station (right) runs Final Cut Studio and Adobe Production Suite software, supplemented by Genelec speakers and a variety of video decks, hard drives and monitors.
		A second Mac video workstation runs Final Cut Studio, Adobe Design Suite, Microsoft Office, Quickbooks, and a variety of other software.