Anjuna Recording Studio

Anjuna Recording Studio Anjuna Recording Studio is a professional home recording studio located in Portland, OR, run by prod

The name “Anjuna” was inspired by an experience I had a few years ago while backpacking through Goa, a region in India known for its pristine beaches along the Arabian Sea. While staying in Arambol, I caught wind of a weekly hippie flea market that took place each Wednesday in Anjuna, a city 13 miles south. A month into my time in India and eager to try anything new, I decided to rent a moped scoo

ter for my trip down to Anjuna, even though taking a taxi would have been quicker and cost about the same. So, on Wednesday I figured out how to rent and operate a scooter, as well as adapt to the rules-of-the-road in India. Driving down the coast to Anjuna, easing between the traffic of small towns and empty patches of highway, was a very powerful experience; I walked away with a new perspective on and confidence in taking risks. In April of 2015, I made the decision to leave a full-time job in order to devote my time and energy to blending my career and passion: recording and mixing music. It was a career move I’d been working towards for over a decade, and what I learned during my day-trip to Anjuna played a major role in that leap. When it came time to pick a name for my studio, the choice felt obvious.

07/22/2026

A vintage 1967 “Silverface” La2a Rev2B has just landed at Anjuna Recording Studio 🔥

I’ve wanted an La2a for a long time, and specifically one from the 1960s. The T4A optocell gives it a slightly faster attack/release time, and is slightly punchier than modern revisions. That coupled with the UTC HA-100X input transformer (which was replaced during the 2C revisions and after), makes this unstoppable.

Whether you want me to engineer or to bring in your own engineer to use this living legend, hit me up 👊🏼 your jaws will drop when you hear what it’s capable of.

🎵:: You Remind Me by

05/27/2026

Re-amping some clav while mixing the next album. Loving this Magnatone tube amp, with a m160 on it, then running into the Delta preamp.

Flipping the “link” switch in the middle doesn’t turn it into stereo mode, it mults the output from channel one into the input of channel two. So you still get a clean signal from channel one, and can drive channel two and blend it in as much or as little as you want. It’s come in handy so many times.

So stoked for you all to hear this album! It’s an absolute work of art 🔥

PS the clav part was either played by or , we recorded this five years ago and I can’t remember who was on clav and who was on B3 🤦🏼‍♂️

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8029 SE Henry
Portland, OR
97206

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+15032064755

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