Studio B has a long list of albums that were recorded there over the years, including projects from Green Day and Bob Dylan to Neil Young and John Mayer. Often touted in the industry as the classic rock and roll studio with one of the best sounding drum rooms, it is also sonically responsive enough to handle orchestra sessions. The control room features a vintage Neve 8068 56 input recording console. The room is designed for adjustable decay times, has one 154 square foot isolation booth and a recently renovated private artist lounge that overlooks the studio. The studio has a New York Steinway "B" (used by Nat King Cole) and Yamaha C9 for studio clients in need of a piano. Studio B contains 1023 square feet of floor space.