Marcus Holden Australian Fiddler  

Bloody Dog Studio

With Nigel Lever's immortal words "that blody dog" in response to our bull-terrier barking at Bogong moths during a perfect take, Bloody Dog Studio was born. That was in 1988.
My first studio experience was in 1967 when I recorded with a choir in EMI studio 301 B in Sydney.
Since then I have been part of over 500 recordings inclduing feature film soundtracks, TV series music, jingles, countless albums and collaborations with a myrriad of musical stylists.
For more details see Recording and Composing

Bloody Dog Studio is a comfortable place to record. Big enough for tracking drums etc, but small enough to be affordable. It's also great for recording vocals, strings etc. I have access to many talented musicians including singers, string players, pianists, accordionists even tuba players.Click here for more info. You can even send me an mp3 and I can send you back your completed files in whatever formatvia files transfer systems such as YOUSENDIT.

The current studio was built using some design knowledge learned from my father Terry Holden who apart from being a computer research scientist, wrote many of the Oz building design standards.

I even have a lovely old upright German piano and loads of wonderful sounding instruments; stringed, percussion and much more. See Equipment

To see who records here and how we record go to Recording

To see us in the studio go to Jugalug in Rehearsal