Stand Up Sound/Hit Song School/Wayne Cohen Songs

New York’s recording studios hums along side Chelsea’s garment district and art galleries—a neighborhood where echoes of sessions past drift through old loft vents. Stand Up Sound sits in the mix at 460 W 24th St, offering a stage for voices and instruments without the distraction of tourist crowds. Near the High Line’s pedestrian bridges and art supply warehouses, the block remains a quiet pocket perfect for tracking vocal takes or editing stems with minimal street noise.

Inside the house, engineers track drums, guitars, vocals, and MIDI programming under one roof, with no need to shuttle tracks between floors. The space supports overdubs, full-band recording, and live room tracking, then moves straight to mixing and mastering within the same suite. Clients can patch in external outboard or stay entirely in-the-box—the setup adapts to the project’s demands without changing locations.

To lock in a session or ask about project rates, call (917) 842-0759 or swing by the control room during business hours. The studio keeps the signal path clean, so engineers hear every transient without coloration from unruly acoustics or outdated gear. Whether you arrive with a four-piece band, voice-over script, or synth sketches, the room aligns with the material rather than imposing its own signature.

See the exact door and curb photo on the map for doorbell-free arrivals: directions.