Sunset Place Recording Studio

Thanks to Darin Vilano of Proprietors of Pittsburgh Podcast for interviewing me and featuring my studio on his podcast!

https://www.proprietorsofpittsburgh.com/episodes/get-good-first-destin-lecornu-owner-of-sunset-place-studio

The Proprietors of Pittsburgh Podcast interviews local business owners and entrepreneurs about their origins and experiences. I definitely recommend checking out his other episodes too. They're inspiring.

SEASON 11 // EPISODE 7: Destin LeCornu, owner of Sunset Place Recording Studio

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Getting to tour Destin’s recording studio was an incredible opportunity. In this episode, he invites us behind the scenes to see everything that goes into making a state-of-the-art facility. The place has vintage vibes, and the multi-room setup gives you the sense that you walked onto a movie set.

Destin is an audio engineer, producer, teacher, and accomplished musician. He plays several different instruments, and he is a vocalist too. In our conversation, he describes how his father, a Nashville singer-songwriter, influenced him from a young age. Destin has managed to create a full-time career in the music industry, which is no small feat in a city the size of Pittsburgh.

Come with me as we check out Sunset Place Studio and learn more about what it’s like to work in this creative and exciting industry.

Thanks to the Pittsburgh Tribune Review and Harry Funk for the mention in this article about The Altered Egos, a great local band I've been recording. Go support them and see them live!

Banding together: Hampton grad, dad perform side by side in Altered Egos One of people’s most common fears is public speaking. For folks who have such an aversion, try to imagine public singing. As a member of the band the Altered Egos, Hampton High School graduate Ann Hodos frequently treats audiences to her vocal talents. But she’ll admit to some trepidatio...

Go give a listen to Brad Corrie’s new track, “God Who Broke My Fall”. Brad has been one of my best friends since middle school, and he’s been writing some truly heartfelt, polished songs. I had the pleasure of recording and producing this one from the ground up in my studio. Well done bro!