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((Short description|Recording facility and photography studio in Vancouver, Canada))
((More citations needed|date=October 2010))

'''The Warehouse Studio''' is a multi-media [[Recording studio|recording facility]] and photography studio in [[Vancouver]], [[British Columbia]], Canada, owned by [[Bryan Adams]].

== Building ==
The studio is within the Oppenheimer Building, a three-story Victorian building recognized as Vancouver's oldest brick building and a landmark of Vancouver's historic [[Gastown]] neighborhood. Originally built in June 1886 by the [[David Oppenheimer|Oppenheimer Brothers]], it was the location of Vancouver's first and largest wholesale grocery business. It also served as the temporary [[Vancouver City Hall]] location from 1888-1891 after the city was decimated by [[Great Vancouver Fire|fire]]. In 1902, the building was purchased by UK glass manufacturer [[Pilkington|Pilkington Brothers Limited]], which utilized it as a glass factory and storage warehouse for many decades. The building later fell into terrible disrepair and became abandoned.<ref name="CHP">((cite web|title=Oppenheimer Building|url=https://www.historicplaces.ca/en/rep-reg/place-lieu.aspx?id=7880|website=Canada's Historic Places|publisher=Parks Canada|access-date=16 January 2024))</ref>

In 1989 the property at 100-102 Powell St. was purchased by Bryan Adams. The building at 102 Powell was gutted and converted into a parking lot with green space hidden behind a street front facade. The 2nd building, the original Oppenheimer Warehouse on the corner was restored and converted into a recording studio facility. Adams worked with Don Stuart Architects to preserve the building's historical character by preserving the original brick and beam construction. The project was completed nine years later with the studio becoming fully operational in 1997.<ref name=SOSBA/> In 1998, The Warehouse Studio received a City of Vancouver Heritage Award for outstanding restoration of a historic building.<ref name=CHP/>

== Studios ==
=== Studio 1 - SSL 4072 G+ ===
On the main floor is a large-format analog mixing room that includes an isolated recording space and a small lounge and kitchen. This studio features a 72-input [[Solid State Logic SL 4000|Solid State Logic G Series]] [[Mixing console|console]] with Total Recall and Black E Series EQ, which was previously installed in the basement of Adams' former West Vancouver residence on Mathers Avenue. While he was on tour, Adams would allow other bands to record and mix there until his plan to create a studio complex in the heart of Vancouver could be realized.((citation needed|date=August 2017))

=== Studio 2 - Neve A6630 ===
Located on the second floor is the main tracking room. The dimensions of the live room are 32&nbsp;ft by 58&nbsp;ft with a 24-ft ceiling and three isolation booths. There is also a lounge area, a long table for dining, full kitchen services, and a small fire escape patio.((citation needed|date=August 2017))

The [[Neve Electronics|Neve]] A6630 installed in Studio 2 is one of the three legendary custom-ordered mixing consoles built for [[George Martin|Sir George Martin]]. Built in 1979, it was installed in [[Air studios|AIR Studios]] on Oxford Street in London. It later found a home in [[Atlantic Studios]] in New York, until Bryan bought it in 1991. [[Ron Obvious]] rebuilt and modded the console and it was installed into Studio 2.<ref name="SOSBA">((cite web|last=Matera|first=Joe|title=Bryan Adams: At Home In The Studio|url=https://www.soundonsound.com/people/bryan-adams|website=Sound On Sound|publisher=Future plc|date=July 2022|access-date=16 January 2024))</ref>

The mixing console is a split design, with 58 channels, 24 busses, and a 32 channel tape monitor panel (58x24x32). The mic pres are remote, meaning the actual preamps (34427 modules) are housed in rolling carts on the live room floor. The mic trim pot on the console sends a control voltage to the pre. The main 52 channels have 31106 EQ modules.<ref name=SOSBA/> Console Modifications include:
* Six custom "Sleve" strips: an SSL mic pre and EQ circuitry housed in a Neve channel strip.
* SSL quad buss compressor
* Pre-eq insert points

=== Studio 3 - Avid S6 ===
Studio 3 was originally a mixing studio that featured a Solid State Logic 9080J series console. In October 2013 the large analog SSL was shut down and sold off to make way for renovations and a change in the function of the studio. 12 months later the 3rd floor studio reopened with a new floor plan that now includes an isolated recording and more spacious control room. Most of the processing equipment stayed but the centre piece is now a 24 fader Avid S6 controller with 32 hardware inserts.((citation needed|date=August 2017))

=== Studio 4 ===
Also on the main floor, the smallest of the studios was designed and built with budget conscious artists in mind but still features top quality equipment like Neve 1081 mic pre amps and Pro Tools HD.((citation needed|date=August 2017))

== Technical ==
Acoustic and technical considerations for The Warehouse Studio during design, construction and operation were handled by [[Ron Obvious|Ron "Obvious" Vermeulen]] with Adams providing guidance on the character and aesthetic details. When Ron "O" retired in 2003 his long time mentor John Vrtacic took over as Technical Director for 6 years until he died in August 2009. Vrtacic's apprentice David Backus is now the Technical Director.((citation needed|date=August 2017))

== Credits ==
<ref>((Cite web|url=https://warehousestudio.com/|title=THE WAREHOUSE STUDIO|website=Warehousestudio.com|access-date=5 January 2022))</ref>
* [[AC/DC]] - ''[[Stiff Upper Lip (album)|Stiff Upper Lip]]'', ''[[Black Ice (album)|Black Ice]], [[Rock or Bust]]'', ''[[Power Up (AC/DC album)|Power Up]]''
* [[Airbourne (band)|Airbourne]] - ''[[No Guts. No Glory.]]''
* [[Bryan Adams]] - ''[[18 til I Die]]'', ''[[Room Service (Bryan Adams album)|Room Service]]'', ''[[On a Day Like Today (album)|On a Day Like Today]]'', ''[[11 (Bryan Adams album)|11]]''
* [[Jann Arden]]
* Band of Rascals
* [[Biffy Clyro]] - ''[[Puzzle (Biffy Clyro album)|Puzzle]]''
* [[Billy Joel]] - ''[[Storm Front (album)|Storm Front]]''
* [[Billy Talent]] - ''[[Billy Talent II]]''
* [[Black Veil Brides]] - ''[[Black Veil Brides (album)|Black Veil Brides]]''
* [[Bodyslam (band)|Bodyslam]] - ''Dharmajāti''
* [[Jim Byrnes (actor)|Jim Byrnes]]
* Carmanah
* [[Chevelle (band)|Chevelle]] - ''[[Wonder What's Next]]''
* [[The Cribs]] - ''[[Men's Needs, Women's Needs, Whatever]]''
* [[Current Swell]]
* Danielle Marie - "Vancouver"
* [[Daniel Ingram (composer)|Daniel Ingram]] - ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic|At the Gala]]''<ref name="auto">((cite web|url=https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=479605505387864&set=a.360665283948554.110782.353495671332182&type=1|title=Michelle Creber on Facebook|website=[[Facebook]]|date=2012-06-09|access-date=2012-06-09))</ref>
* [[Destroyer (band)|Destroyer]]
* [[Alan Doyle]]
* [[Elvis Costello]]
* [[Good Charlotte]] - ''[[Good Morning Revival]]'', ''[[Cardiology (album)|Cardiology]]''
* [[Hedley (band)|Hedley]] - ''[[Famous Last Words (Hedley album)|Famous Last Words]]''
* [[illScarlett]] - ''[[All Day With It]]''
* [[Colin James]]
* [[K-os]] - ''[[Joyful Rebellion]]'', ''[[Atlantis: Hymns for Disco]]''
* [[Linkin Park]] - ''[[One More Light]]''
* [[Matthew Good]] - ''[[Hospital Music]]''
* [[Metallica]] - ''[[Cunning Stunts (Metallica)|Cunning Stunts]]''
* [[Michelle Creber]] - ''[[These Boots Are Made For Walkin']]'' (cover)<ref name="auto"/>
* [[Michael Bublé]] - ''[[Call Me Irresponsible (album)|Call Me Irresponsible]]'', ''[[Crazy Love (Michael Bublé album)|Crazy Love]]'', ''[[Christmas (Michael Bublé album)|Christmas]]'', ''[[To Be Loved]]'', ''[[Nobody but Me (Michael Bublé album)|Nobody but Me]]'', ''[[Love (Michael Bublé album)|Love]]''
* The Mounties
* [[Dan Mangan]]
* [[Marianas Trench (band)|Marianas Trench]] - ''[[Fix Me (album)|Fix Me]]'', ''[[Masterpiece Theatre (Marianas Trench album)|Masterpiece Theatre]]''
* [[Mother Mother]] - ''[[No Culture]]'', ''Inside''
* [[Mudvayne]] - ''[[L.D. 50 (album)|L.D. 50]]''
* [[Muse (band)|Muse]] - ''[[Drones (Muse album)|Drones]]''
* [[Nickelback]] - ''[[Silver Side Up]]'', ''[[The Long Road]]'', ''[[All The Right Reasons]]''
* [[The Offspring]] - ''[[Days Go By (The Offspring album)|Days Go By]]<ref>((cite AV media notes | title=Days Go By | year=2012 | others=[[The Offspring]] | type=booklet | publisher=[[Columbia Records]] | location=[[United States|US]] | id=88697 64763 2))</ref>
* [[One Bad Son]]
* [[OneRepublic]] - ''[[Waking Up (OneRepublic album)|Waking Up]]'', ''[[Native (album)|Native]]''
* [[R.E.M. (band)|R.E.M.]] - ''[[Reveal (R.E.M. album)|Reveal]]'', ''[[Around the Sun]]''
* [[Reset (Canadian band)|Reset]] - ''[[No Limits (Reset album)|No Limits]]''
* [[Rise Against]] - ''[[Siren Song of the Counter Culture]]''
* [[Rodney Graham]]
* [[Shakira]] - ''[[Fijación Oral Vol. 1]]'', ''[[Oral Fixation Vol. 2]]''
* [[Simple Plan]] - ''[[Still Not Getting Any...]]''
* [[Slayer]] - ''[[God Hates Us All]]''
* [[Stars (Canadian band)|Stars]] - ''[[In Our Bedroom after the War]]''
* [[The Tragically Hip]] - ''[[World Container]]''
* [[Three Days Grace]] - ''[[Life Starts Now]]''
* [[Veruca Salt]] - ''[[Eight Arms to Hold You]]'' <ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.discogs.com/release/398331-Veruca-Salt-Eight-Arms-To-Hold-You|title=Veruca Salt – Eight Arms To Hold You (1997, CD)|access-date=5 January 2022|website=Discogs.com))</ref>

;Producers and Engineers
* [[Bob Clearmountain]]
* Brian Howes
* [[Brendan O'Brien (music producer)|Brendan O'Brien]]
* [[David Bottrill]]
* [[Dave Ogilvie|Dave "Rave" Ogilvie]]
* Jaquire King
* [[Garth Richardson|GGGarth]]
* [[Mike Fraser (record producer)|Mike Fraser]]
* [[Mutt Lange|Robert John "Mutt" Lange]]
* Eric Ratz
* [[Bob Rock]]
* [[Randy Staub]]
* Sheldon Zaharko

== References ==
((Reflist))

== External links ==
* [http://www.warehousestudio.com/ The Warehouse Studio (official site)]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20070312174505/http://home.conceptsfa.nl/~mlassauw/bryan/Interviews/canadian.htm Interview with Bryan Adams by Canadian Musician]
* [http://thebadhouse.homestead.com/warehousearticle1.html Article on The Warehouse Studio, originally on bumph.com]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20050506170952/http://mixonline.com/mag/audio_bryan_adams_warehouse/index.html Interview with Bryan Adams, conducted by Bob Clearmountain, that appeared in Mix Magazine]

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