The Bathouse Recording Studio, Recording studio in Bath, Ontario, Canada
The Bathouse Recording Studio spreads across six acres along Lake Ontario, offering fourteen specialized rooms for professional music recording and production work. The complex combines recording facilities with residential space for up to eight people, kitchen, swimming pool, and workspaces for technical tasks.
The studio was founded by the band The Tragically Hip and has served as a recording hub for Canadian artists since its establishment. It has enabled album production for various established musicians including Sam Roberts and Blue Rodeo.
The studio maintains a collection of vintage equipment, including an API 1604 console and Neve Melbourne Era console, preserving traditional recording methods.
Visitors should note that the lakeside setting offers advantages for both recording quality and surroundings, which should be considered when planning a visit. The on-site residential facilities allow for extended stays to accommodate intensive production work.
The recording rooms are carefully sized, with a tracking room featuring specific proportions designed to optimize acoustics and capture natural light. These particular room dimensions directly influence how music is recorded in this facility.
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