Studio Six

Studio Six (a.k.a. Studio 6) was an audio recording studio located in downtown Montréal, Canada. It was founded in the late 1960's by American producer Chuck Grey and located at 1180 Saint-Antoine Street West. In 1978 Studio Six sold this location to CAM Canada Ltd. (Les Studios Expérience) and relocated to the corner of McGill College Avenue and Sainte-Catherine Street. Studio L'Essence opened In its former Saint-Antoine Street location in the mid-1990's. After that closed down, the building was transformed into band practice rooms, and remained as such until the building was demolished in 2014. Staff engineers included: Michael Delaney, Janet Norman, [a1245366], Chuck Grey, Quentin Meek, Guy Charbonneau, Nelson Vipond, Peter Burns