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Dear friends!

While we’re all waiting to see each other in person again, we’ve turned our gaze to our tape vault. Q Division, having been around for over 30 years, still has a massive analog tape library. If you’ve visited us in the last 4 years, you’ve seen it (in our previous layout the tape vault was much harder to find). The thing is, it belongs to some of you, but we might have lost track of you over the years. We’d love to reunite you with your analog tapes, and we’d be happy to archive them in the process. Get in touch!

There’s another way we can all connect in this time of distancing - help us fill in the holes in our discographies and artist lists.

How can you help?

If you, or an artist you know, has worked on projects at Q and you can’t find it on our list, remind us what we’ve missed! We’d love specifics - album or EP/singles titles, years, engineers, producers, musicians, record label (if any), how the material was released. Mention anything really - great food? Amazingly long waits for the bathroom? Give us links - videos, articles, reviews, whatever you have - we’ll take it.

If you’re interested, write and submit an article or review of a project and we’ll integrate it into our website. You needn’t have worked on the album - maybe you love it and want to share some of your knowledge and affection of it with us.

If you don't want to write or get in touch, you could add albums to a crowdsource playlist on Spotify - it's a collaborative playlist, so all you have to do is "like" it, and then add your music to the playlist.
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Hey friends!
We’re renovating  the website, and some things might be a little out of whack. Let us know if you find any mistakes or issues!

As Q Division starts its 30th year, we are getting ready for our first major overhaul in the 16 years we’ve been in Davis Square. While we’re bidding a fond farewell to our Studio B and our current offices as part of our new landlord’s reconfiguration of the building, we’re also looking forward to renovating and expanding our existing Studio D to replace and improve on it. The new studio will feature an upgraded Pro Tools HDX system, enhanced mixing and mastering capabilities and a brand new control room designed by Lou Clark, of Sonic-Space. We are also planning some major equipment improvements and increased booking flexibility in the new studio to meet the needs of different projects. Studio A, our Neve 8068 room, will remain open throughout the renovations, and we will continue booking sessions in Studio D as long as possible. Right now things are a bit chaotic with the move and the construction but we are still open for business – and we’ll have an announcement soon about the configuration and design of the new studio. As part of the move we’re clearing out the tape vault. If you recorded here in the past, and think you might have left tape, now’s the time to claim it. Check qdivisionstudios.com and www.facebook.com/Qdivisionstudios for updates, and stay tuned!