Two-room SSL recording and Dolby Atmos mix studio in NoHo, carrying the Hit Factory name
The Hit Factory is a two-room recording and mixing studio on the third floor of 676 Broadway, between Great Jones and Bond Streets in NoHo, Manhattan. According to the studio, The Hit Factory has existed in six New York City locations, plus London and Miami, over the past 51 years. The current rooms opened in 2008 as Germano Studios, a private boutique facility for records and film work run by owner Troy Germano, and returned to The Hit Factory name in 2023.
History and records
The studio credits its earlier West 48th Street, Broadway and West 54th Street locations with Stevie Wonder’s Songs in the Key of Life, John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s Double Fantasy, Paul Simon’s Graceland, Bruce Springsteen’s Born in the U.S.A. and The Notorious B.I.G.’s Ready to Die. Records made at 676 Broadway include Lady Gaga’s Born This Way, Kendrick Lamar’s DAMN. and Keith Richards’ Crosseyed Heart. According to The Hit Factory, its studios have been part of more than 170 Grammy Awards since 1975.
Studios
Engineers and services
A staff of chief and senior engineers handles recording, mixing and immersive mixing. The studio has also released plug-ins, including the HitVerb convolution reverb built from captures of historic Hit Factory live rooms.
Booking
Sessions are booked directly with the studio by phone or email. The Hit Factory emphasizes complete privacy for artists.
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