We all want to create something, and for Ozzy - and for us - that's a lasting testament to our music. At White House Productions, we have the expertise, vision and equipment to make it happen.

We believe that every client should get real VALUE from their decision to work with us. As musicians who have been on the "other side," we can appreciate the difficulties and let downs that can happen when recording. We try to make every session as efficient as possible, so that you get the most bang for your dollar. The equipment is highly integrated, connected, and flexible. Want to track a small guitar part? No problem - 5 minutes later you will be cutting that part. Same for a vocal part. Want to try and manipulate a sample and loop it? No probelm - within 5 minutes, our samplers and keyboards will be routed and active. We are ready for anything you may want to do. We take pride in our efficiency and expertise. Challenge us to give you value like you have never seen from a studio.

- Meet the staff -

Scott White
Owner/Engineer/Producer

Scott has been recording music since 1988, starting with a cassette multitrack (4, 6 and 8 tracks), a 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 currently plays in his band Darik & The Funbags about 10 times month. 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 therefore in late 2004 Scott opened the doors to Whitehouse Productions. He is engaged in the details of a performance and recording, but also can identify with the pure beauty of the magical first take. Well versed in Pro Tools and the ability to capture and manipulate a sound to suit the need, Scott specializes in Modern Rock and Pop formats and through his production skills, helps bands attain their artistic vision completely and within budget.

Pete Szymanski
Chief Engineer/Producer

Pete started out playing in Heavy Metal bands in the early 80's with a guitar, a pair of spandex, and a dream. Then, with the unfortunate demise of Hair Metal, he began classes in the Housatonic Community College music program. Pete switched to electric & acoustic bass during his time at Housatonic, at the same time he also started doing live sound and recording on a Fostex 250 4-track. He began to play with many local bands in clubs as well as doing formal gigs. After a short stint at one of the areas oldest recording facilities, Pete became more proficient and started recording CD projects on ADATs in his living room, eventually moving his equipment to Hayloft Studios in Milford. While at Hayloft he recorded many CD projects mainly acoustic singer/songwriter and roots rock bands. In addition to engineering multiple CD projects for both Marc Douglas Berardo and his brother Chris of Chris Berardo and the Desberaro's, Pete played bass on teh recordings and toured across the country supporting these successful CDs. After Hayloft closed their doors, Pete decided to pool all his equipment and knowledge of recording in with Scott, and thus Whitehouse Productions was born. Even though Pete records everything from bluegrass to hardcore bands, his main expertise is acoustic instruments, but he has become increasingly proficient in loop based music as more of these projects come into the studio. His touring has subsided after his nuptials last year but he is still heavily involved in recording and playing music, while a reunion gig with Dagger is rumored!

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.