Whitehouse Productions was founded in 2004 with the express purpose of helping artists create music and sound their best while doing it. Every musician has a unique "sound" that he or she wants to showcase and here at Whitehouse we have the expertise, vision, and equipment to make it happen.

We believe that recording is an art form. Just as musicians and composers are willing to spend countless hours and nights perfecting their songs, arrangements, and performances, we are committed to making them sound right.

All of our engineers are also musicians who understand what artists want out of a recording session. We take the time to outline every project's goals, methods, and details to ensure that our sessions run as efficiently as possible. As comfortable with live studio recording as we are with sampling, remixing, and electronic production, we have worked hard to make Whitehouse capable of recording every project- large and small.

Scott White
Owner/Engineer/Producer

Scott has been recording music since 1988, starting with a 4 track cassette recorder, SMPTE time code generator/MIDI interface, and an old IBM computer running Cakewalk 2.0. In college, he took an electronic music class elective and practically taught the class. He has been playing guitar since 1980 and has averaged 90 live shows a year, either with local favorites Darik and The Funbags or numerous other bands on an as needed basis. After several years of recording bands and producing full length records out of his home, Scott decided that a full service facility was needed, and in late 2004 opened the doors of Whitehouse Productions. While he is completely engaged in the details of a performance and recording, he also identifies with the pure beauty of a magical first take. Well versed in ProTools and the ability to capture and manipulate a sound to suit an artist's need, Scott specializes in Modern Rock and Pop formats. Through his tried and true production skills he helps bands attain their artistic vision completely and within budget.

Kyle Ryan
Chief Engineer/Studio Manager

Bio coming soon!

Teddy Freeman
Engineer

Teddy Freeman is a musician of over ten years who began his sound engineering career recording his and friend's bands throughout his youth. He has graduated from the University of New Haven with bachelor degrees in Sound Recording and Music Business. With Teddy's primary focus on the recording studio, he has worked with numerous local and regional artists on projects ranging from demos to full-length albums. He also has experience completing live performance recordings, radio spots, and sound production for video. Teddy is also a D.I.Y. hobbyist who has built some of his own electrical audio equipment.

Jon Conine
Engineer

Jon graduated Berklee College of Music in 2002 with honors. He holds a degree in Music Production and Engineering. He also attended classes at the New England Institute of Technology for electronics for two years. Jon plays keyboards and drums, and is exceptional at bass guitar. He is versed in all styles of music production, but his specialty, is in the avant rock world. He enjoys experimenting with unconventional recording/mixing techniques to bring something special to every project he is involved in. While he is more of an engineer than a producer, he enjoys the challenge of being able to use recording tools to help an artist reach their sonic vision. He also has an active career in live sound reinforcement and enjoys electronics design - in fact the studio employs some of his home made signal processors, which are meticulously crafted to emulate some of the world's most unique and useful studio pieces.