Great followup. My favorite part of this interview is the part where Cody mentions that you can't just try for a year or two and expect success... you have to be okay with trudging through the snow for a while before you never have to again.
litteraly just watched the old one a few minutes ago and thought UA-cam had a bug or sthng recommending it to me once again with a new upload date 😅... what a great idea to revisit old studios ✨
Graybox was/is the best studio you've featured (IMO - obviously). It's everything you want from a contemporary recording studio. Can see it's influence on your latest configuration - looks er, 'dope' as they say in the US.
Great follow up. I think your original Graybox tour was what turned me on to your channel in the first place Its great to see things coming full circle.
This is GREAT! I would love to see this update series and see the building and transformation portion of these great spaces. Your documentation and interview skills are astounding. Your genuine enthusiasm for others success is obvious and an inspiration for those dreaming big. You gotta celebrate other peoples achievements and digest them as fuel for self improvement. Well done.
This is my favorite studio! For someone like me, this gives great ideas how to quality, yet affordably build and maintain a studio. Thanks for the extra insight!!
This Studio changed me as well. Totally Inspired by your work of Art! I've seen a bunch of other studios and nothing has topped "The GrayBox" for me yet and that is why this is the best studio in the world for me! Thank you and Thank you Andrew for showing us this awe inspiring studio... _/\_
Loved the update and hearing about the journey! I’m about to embark on the basement studio setup so it was inspiring to see someone who started with a very similar setup and what they were able to evolve it into
I was making lunch while this started and literally had to do a double take when I caught my first glimpse of him. I thought Jorge Masvidal had transitioned into pro audio for a second!
This video has been so inspiring! Mostly when you guys talked about being able to create a space like that and just going for it. Mega inspiring! Hopefully I’ll be able to male my big studio in my backyard 🙌🏼
Great video (as always) Andrew! Graybox was one of the first studio tours I saw on your channel and I didn’t recall that it was so freshly built when you did that initial visit. It’s great to see how you both have grown and evolved in the time since then. Loved this return and the hearing/seeing the backstory and how they got to the place they are today. Very inspiring!
Hi Andrew. Thanks for doing a follow up of Graybox. I actually wanted to ask you if you would visit them again on your previous video, but realised you always visit new studios… So I think this is a first, which made my day! Graybox has been my favourite studio tour so far. The aesthetics are gorgeous! The wood, lighting, windows, colour scheme, furniture, layout… everything is just breathtaking without “trying” to be “flashy”. This specific tour has been a huge influence and inspiration for me to make my own studio (though a much smaller, humbler version than this - no hidden loft lounges or grand pianos, unfortunately hehe). I have been working on it for almost this entire past year. It is a lot of work and can be daunting at times, but extremely rewarding when plans work out. Cody seems like a really cool, down to earth guy. His positive message, even though somewhat cliche, once again set my mind at ease. I wish Cody all the success and hope you will return to Graybox in the future with another update. I wish I could visit myself, but I am not in the US. One day. I also wish you good luck with your new studio Andrew. I am so happy for you. Watching your every step and see you grow is very inspiring. Subscribing to you was one of the best things I did. Keep up the awesome work!
I love these!!! Here’s an idea for maybe a series or special… have people ( subscribers) send overviews/ short videos of their/our home studio set ups…just a thought because you, this channel has inspired my studio… just a thought…
Super cool space! The short loft hangout is pretty quirky. Kinda adds to the character of the place. I wonder if it's difficult to get that equipment in and out of that space?
By watching the amazing performance and uplifting music of Cece Winans recorded in there that you guys talked about. I just found out that she won X3 Grammys Awards. Best Gospel Performance/Song “Never Lost”; Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song; “Believe For It” (the song shouted at the grey box) and Best Gospel Album. “To God be the glory!
I love this studio it is sick I love the design of it I love how it’s setup it’s great one of my dreams is to get a barn and transform it into a studio with overdubs rooms and a live room and a control room all that
That studio is incredible and one of my favorites, but that loft with table and chairs is absolutely hilarious. A place where you can get away from the session? I mean come on man. Great for storage, but 4 ft ceilings for hanging out, I'd pass. One of the most bazar design features I've ever seen anywhere.
gotta do the best with what you got man! we were literally capped at that ceiling height by city codes, so we couldn't make it any taller, but wanted the upper area to be somewhat usable - you should come hang sometime and maybe see if it's not as horrible as you imagine!
@@phase56 Like I said, one of my favorite studios and just incredible space. Took a lot of vision to create it. Certainly more than I could have done. I've shown it to people as an example. That being said, some things are better left to their own IMO. Storage, yes. Table and chairs, no😉 I'm 6'1" on a bad day. Ain't happening for me. Just sort of takes away from the overall intelligence of the space. Again, IMO.
@@mcoffey56 even the storage is questionable to me. Crab walking back from the back corner with one of those guitars in hand sounds difficult. Still tho, very sick studio indeed. I took a lot of inspiration from it for my studio I’m currently building.
Love this place and love Tony Anderson in the background!
Great followup. My favorite part of this interview is the part where Cody mentions that you can't just try for a year or two and expect success... you have to be okay with trudging through the snow for a while before you never have to again.
litteraly just watched the old one a few minutes ago and thought UA-cam had a bug or sthng recommending it to me once again with a new upload date 😅... what a great idea to revisit old studios ✨
Graybox is a big inspiration for me as well. One day... hahahaha
Graybox was/is the best studio you've featured (IMO - obviously). It's everything you want from a contemporary recording studio. Can see it's influence on your latest configuration - looks er, 'dope' as they say in the US.
Great follow up. I think your original Graybox tour was what turned me on to your channel in the first place Its great to see things coming full circle.
This is GREAT! I would love to see this update series and see the building and transformation portion of these great spaces. Your documentation and interview skills are astounding. Your genuine enthusiasm for others success is obvious and an inspiration for those dreaming big. You gotta celebrate other peoples achievements and digest them as fuel for self improvement. Well done.
this is sick. gray box was my favourite by far of the series
This is my favorite studio! For someone like me, this gives great ideas how to quality, yet affordably build and maintain a studio. Thanks for the extra insight!!
This Studio changed me as well. Totally Inspired by your work of Art! I've seen a bunch of other studios and nothing has topped "The GrayBox" for me yet and that is why this is the best studio in the world for me! Thank you and Thank you Andrew for showing us this awe inspiring studio... _/\_
Loved the update and hearing about the journey! I’m about to embark on the basement studio setup so it was inspiring to see someone who started with a very similar setup and what they were able to evolve it into
I was making lunch while this started and literally had to do a double take when I caught my first glimpse of him. I thought Jorge Masvidal had transitioned into pro audio for a second!
I've loved this studio since I first saw the build. Josh Niles is an incredible studio designer/builder. Great episode
This video has been so inspiring! Mostly when you guys talked about being able to create a space like that and just going for it. Mega inspiring! Hopefully I’ll be able to male my big studio in my backyard 🙌🏼
Great video (as always) Andrew! Graybox was one of the first studio tours I saw on your channel and I didn’t recall that it was so freshly built when you did that initial visit. It’s great to see how you both have grown and evolved in the time since then. Loved this return and the hearing/seeing the backstory and how they got to the place they are today. Very inspiring!
Really enjoyed this backstory and follow-up video. Fun to watch :)
Thanks!
I always wind up liking the video before I even play it… and then I feel vindicated in liking it afterwards lol! #Salute #inspiring
Great lnterview great music song rock 🔥🔥 good show
Hi Andrew. Thanks for doing a follow up of Graybox. I actually wanted to ask you if you would visit them again on your previous video, but realised you always visit new studios… So I think this is a first, which made my day!
Graybox has been my favourite studio tour so far. The aesthetics are gorgeous! The wood, lighting, windows, colour scheme, furniture, layout… everything is just breathtaking without “trying” to be “flashy”.
This specific tour has been a huge influence and inspiration for me to make my own studio (though a much smaller, humbler version than this - no hidden loft lounges or grand pianos, unfortunately hehe). I have been working on it for almost this entire past year. It is a lot of work and can be daunting at times, but extremely rewarding when plans work out.
Cody seems like a really cool, down to earth guy. His positive message, even though somewhat cliche, once again set my mind at ease. I wish Cody all the success and hope you will return to Graybox in the future with another update. I wish I could visit myself, but I am not in the US. One day.
I also wish you good luck with your new studio Andrew. I am so happy for you. Watching your every step and see you grow is very inspiring. Subscribing to you was one of the best things I did. Keep up the awesome work!
I appreciate that! Thanks for the kind words.
I love these!!! Here’s an idea for maybe a series or special… have people ( subscribers) send overviews/ short videos of their/our home studio set ups…just a thought because you, this channel has inspired my studio… just a thought…
honestly, what that loft needs is a daybed or a cot. top tier afternoon nap spot.
Man I love this studio
This was SO inspiring! Thank you for going back and having this convo Andrew!
Super cool space! The short loft hangout is pretty quirky. Kinda adds to the character of the place. I wonder if it's difficult to get that equipment in and out of that space?
Loved the conversation about the business side of what you guys do.
Love seeing this update! Such a fun little loft room. Will there be more studio update videos like this? Keep up the great work!
Nice place
nice place ....
Love this studio! Been following them ever since your first video.
By watching the amazing performance and uplifting music of Cece Winans recorded in there that you guys talked about. I just found out that she won X3 Grammys Awards.
Best Gospel Performance/Song “Never Lost”; Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song; “Believe For It” (the song shouted at the grey box) and Best Gospel Album. “To God be the glory!
Fantastic conversation 🙌🏻 thanks so much
Wow! 🤩
is the backing track by... TOny Anderson ?? you should do a tour of his studio :D
Sure is, in the works!
@@AndrewMasters Looking forward !!
I love this studio it is sick I love the design of it I love how it’s setup it’s great one of my dreams is to get a barn and transform it into a studio with overdubs rooms and a live room and a control room all that
...it would be great if you could review a Studio with the Neve Genesys Black.
it looks nice but doesnt look like music is getting done there though id like to see this place putting in work
The loft is like the half floor in Being John Malkovich
rad studio no doubt
"...dark roas---"
"ALWAYS light roast."
Hey man! Sent you a message on Instagram. Just curious if the ceiling in your study effects sound at all. Love the studio tours!
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👋😊
That studio is incredible and one of my favorites, but that loft with table and chairs is absolutely hilarious. A place where you can get away from the session? I mean come on man. Great for storage, but 4 ft ceilings for hanging out, I'd pass. One of the most bazar design features I've ever seen anywhere.
gotta do the best with what you got man! we were literally capped at that ceiling height by city codes, so we couldn't make it any taller, but wanted the upper area to be somewhat usable - you should come hang sometime and maybe see if it's not as horrible as you imagine!
@@phase56 Like I said, one of my favorite studios and just incredible space. Took a lot of vision to create it. Certainly more than I could have done. I've shown it to people as an example. That being said, some things are better left to their own IMO. Storage, yes. Table and chairs, no😉 I'm 6'1" on a bad day. Ain't happening for me. Just sort of takes away from the overall intelligence of the space. Again, IMO.
@@mcoffey56 even the storage is questionable to me. Crab walking back from the back corner with one of those guitars in hand sounds difficult. Still tho, very sick studio indeed. I took a lot of inspiration from it for my studio I’m currently building.
@@phase56 I think its brilliant. Love that you've utilised every inch of space in that beautiful studio!
4:00 that's claustrophobic...... 🙄