360soundstudios.com

What It Is

360 Sound Studios is a professional recording studio and audio/video production service provider based in New York City, founded in 2000. According to the site’s main content, it positions itself as a “value-driven” professional sound service provider for artists, producers, songwriters, and film/TV companies, offering services ranging from basic recording to advanced mixing, mastering, live recording, and video-related production.

Core Capabilities

Its main services include Digital Recording and Mixing, Live Recording, Audio Post-Production, Sound Editing, Voice Over & ADR, as well as Pro Tools / Avid-based recording and mixing. For film and video projects, the website specifically mentions ADR/Mix To Picture, allowing clients to watch video content on a monitoring system while recording synchronized audio. It also provides location recording, production sound mixing, and on-location video recording. Overall, it is more of a full-service offline recording and audio post-production studio than an online design tool.

Pricing

Pricing information is relatively transparent: early-bird/night recording and mixing is $40/hour, standard recording is $55/hour, sound editing is $80/hour, ADR or mix-to-picture is $120/hour, and location recording starts at $200+/hour. Most services have a 2-hour minimum, while location recording has a 4-hour minimum. Engineers are included in all tiers, but additional recording equipment incurs extra fees, with the exact amounts not disclosed.

Pros and Cons

The main advantage is that its service scope covers common creative needs such as music recording, film/TV ADR, audiobooks, voice-over, sound design, and live recording. Its baseline pricing is also clear, making it relatively friendly to independent musicians and small to mid-sized film/video projects. The inclusion of an engineer also lowers the barrier for clients who do not have their own technical staff.

The downside is that the website’s main content does not provide a detailed equipment list, studio acoustic specifications, sample work, delivery formats, revision process, copyright ownership terms, or payment methods. Phrases such as “state-of-the-art” are mostly descriptive and lack verifiable detail. There is also no clear mention of online collaboration, remote recording, or cloud-based review capabilities.

Who It’s For / Access from China

It is best suited to musicians, producers, record labels, film/TV teams, and creators who are based in New York or able to travel there for recording, especially those needing ADR, narration, audiobook production, or audio post-production. Access from China cannot be determined from the site content and is marked as unknown.