Cherokee Studios, Recording studio in West Hollywood, United States
Cherokee Studios is a recording studio in West Hollywood that features five separate recording rooms equipped with professional-grade consoles and mixing systems. The facility was designed to handle large orchestral recordings and complex multi-track production sessions.
Founded in 1972 by the Robb brothers, the studio relocated from a barn in Chatsworth to a former MGM site in 1975. This move transformed it into one of the music industry's most sought-after recording venues.
The studio served as a creative hub where some of the world's most celebrated musicians recorded their signature works. It represents an era when Los Angeles became the center of music production.
The studio is accessible by car or public transportation and sits in West Hollywood's established entertainment district. Visitors should arrange appointments in advance, as this is a working professional facility.
The studio housed one of the first Trident A-Range mixing consoles brought to North America, a rare piece of technology at the time. This early adoption of cutting-edge equipment gave it an advantage over competing facilities across the country.
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