Three music and production-based companies have joined forces, opening a 3,440 square foot media complex in Dimondale.
The Epiphany Media Complex includes a sound production company, a band promotion company and a video production company.
Musician Jon Herrmann and sound engineer Casey Cooper opened the complex in February.
“Since we acquired the building, we’ve found ourselves as kind of a bridge between musicians and work,” Herrmann says. “My goal is to get more exposure, not just for myself and my company, but to get musicians working.”
Cooper and Herrmann do some work with commercial audio. They also help musicians mix and compose music. When the musicians are done recording, they can walk a few steps over to Torpid Rising Entertainment for band promotion.
The 3,440 square foot building was built for production, so Cooper and Herrmann didn’t have to make any changes to the building.
“The studio itself is just immaculate,” Herrman says. “Years were spent on the design. A lot of effort was put into sound isolation. It’s really the type of professional studio environment you’d expect to see in New York or L.A. or in some other big music market, but it’s right here in Michigan.”
Source: Jon Herrmann, Epiphany Media Complex
Ivy Hughes, development news editor, can be reached here.
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