Q Division Studios

Making great sounding records in comfort and style in Boston's best recording studio

Video

Livestreaming and Multi Camera Video

Q Division is now offering real time, multi camera and multi channel, livestreaming from Studio A. We work very hard to make everyone sound and look fantastic. We’ve been using the Neve and all of our vintage microphones and instruments to broadcast intimate shows from Studio A. We’re ALSO using a collection of vintage lenses on Nikon DSLR’s and Canon cameras to provide an uncompromising experience for all involved.

In addition to livestreaming a multi camera show, we can also record as many as 4 cameras independently for editing at a later date – as a high resolution companion document of your high quality multi-track recordings…

We’re also equipped with a green screen and a range of lights for video production tasks.

Drop us a line to find out more about livestreaming or using our multi camera setup to tape your sessions.

Pale Monsters: All This Time We Wait video

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Chris Mulvey just shared a new music video that was filmed with their friend Nick Mariani. You can check out on Vimeo or YouTube. The video involves a lot of bike riding and traffic in Boston. These are things that happen. It’s warmer in the video than now though.
ALSO they have (or had, depending on when you read this) a record release on March 10th at the LIZARD LOUNGE. 

Soft Fangs – Point of View

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Soft Fangs’ light and airy vocals pierce through this laid-back acoustic recording, bringing a cool perspective in his track and live video, “Point of View” – engineered by Q’s veteran producer Matt Beaudoin, filmed and edited by Michael Chew as a part of Converse Rubber Tracks productions.

Hillary Reynolds Band – Honey, Come Home (Video)

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Honey, Come Home is the first song and video to be released from HRB’s upcoming album, The Miles Before Us.

The Hillary Reynolds Band have been very hard at work, with Joe Tooley, in every room in Q Division, recording and mixing beautiful, lush songs. Honey, Come Home features bowed bass, cello, mandolin, acoustic guitar, quiet drums, piano (our baby grand), and Hillary’s beautiful voice (ok, and some lovely harmonies from the dudes too).