Under New Ownership!
Pachyderm
is a residential recording studio located in a 50-acre private forest
35 miles south of The Twin Cities in Cannon Falls, Minnesota.
The setting of Pachyderm is idyllic – a Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired
6,000 square foot house (w/four large bedrooms, indoor
swimming pool & sauna) overlooking a spring-fed trout stream winding
through old growth woods teeming with wildlife. A short walk from the
house is the recording studio, a 2,500 square foot building, naturally
lit by large picture windows that frame the landscape, with five
acoustically isolated recording areas including an acclaimed live room
and a spacious control room. It is an entirely unique and peaceful
work environment that is extraordinarily conducive to creativity.
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Pachyderm
is outfitted with the best in recording technology, both analog
(classic Studer tape machines) and digital (Pro Tools HD3 Accel),
supplemented by the best of the old and the best of the new supporting
outboard equipment. The centerpiece of Pachyderm’s control room is a
classic Neve 8068 recording console.
Nirvana's
In Utero, Live's Throwing Copper, P.J. Harvey's Rid
of Me, Soul Asylum’s Grave Dancer’s Union, Mudvayne’s
End Of All Things To Come, The Jayhawks’ Hollywood Town Hall
and numerous other recordings by such artists as They Might Be
Giants, Alkaline Trio, Indigenous, Alice Peacock, Palace and Son
Volt were recorded at Pachyderm Studio.
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