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News:

Soap Floats is now in partnership w/ ListenUp Global Productions.

LUGP includes four genre-centered labels and a multitude of other resources and services for the modern artist.

As a result of our partnership, we will be involved in much of the tracking for LUGP artists, and now have the ability to

provide our clients with contact to

cutting-edge production, mixing,

mastering, and promotion.

Also, Justin Segbers and Chris Schmidt have joined SFR as independent, contracted engineers.

While Justin and Chris will be working independently, we will be combining our collective resources and know-how, and likely working as co-engineers on a per-project basis.

All of us are excited about this union, as we feel the combination of our different talents and skills creates a unique situation that can only allow each of us to provide a better recording and mixing environment.

Further notes:

We have the capability to do studio and live recording, up to 24 simultaneous channels, wherever it needs to be done. All mics, preamps, and outboard are included for live recordings.

About the Space

Our integrated home is an old German Presbyterian church built in 1899.

It boasts multiple spaces, the keystone being a huge (30'x40'x15-30')

sanctuary (live room) with a stage.

The character of this main room continues to provide us w/ a variety of

acoustical signatures for any source.

The live room also includes an amp room behind the stage, adjoining control room, and various baffles, gobos, treatments, etc.

There are additional rooms throughout the building that can be used for any source that needs isolation or special treatment.

While we value the acoustics of our home, its vibe and familiarity are just as

important to us, and our clients.

There truly is something unique about making music here.

The upper reaches of the church contain the bell tower, with a fully-functional bell. While we have yet to find a way