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JAM headquarters in Dallas. The offices are in the foreground; the studios are inside the taller sections in the background. |
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Here's the back of the JAM building, featuring a wooden deck outside the lounge. (If you come on the right day, we might be having a cookout for lunch.) |
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The heart of JAM Control Room A is our Euphonix System 5 digital console. |
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From Control Room A, looking into Studio A. |
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JAM Studio A, looking back toward the control room. We use this studio to record most of the music tracks for new custom packages. |
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JAM Control Room B, with our MCI JH-636 console. |
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JAM Studio B, looking towards control room. This is where most of our vocals are recorded. |
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The JAM archives contain copies of every project we've ever recorded. Material from the 70s and 80s exists on thousands of reel-to-reel tapes, a small portion of which can be seen here. We began archiving on DATs (digital audio tapes) in the early 90s. Since 2005, projects have been stored on CDs or DVDs. |
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