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11/12/2025

All eyes on during his set this past Friday! 🎻

Part of ISOMORPHISM by .live

11/03/2025

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10/31/2025

Happy Halloween NYC!

Message us today and claim your first hour free.

Have a great weekend 🎃🎹🎶

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Echoland co-founder - Piano Pete is a one of a kind friend, pianist, composer, educator and community...
10/27/2025

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Echoland co-founder - Piano Pete is a one of a kind friend, pianist, composer, educator and community builder 🤜 ❤️‍🔥 🤛 wish him a happy birthday today !

Thank you to all the amazing artists and industry leaders who participated in Electric Soul Songwriting Camp! 🤜 💥 🤛 It ...
10/27/2025

Thank you to all the amazing artists and industry leaders who participated in Electric Soul Songwriting Camp! 🤜 💥 🤛

It was an inspiring weekend full of insights from industry leaders at Clive Davis Institute and amazing music made in studio and performed on stage by a talented group of NYC songwriters and artists 💫

THANK YOU for bringing your talents to Echoland - it was an honor to provide space for this event alongside studio and venue partners

The beautiful technicolor guts of an H910 harmonizer unit. The H910, originally released in 1975 - was the first commer...
10/25/2025

The beautiful technicolor guts of an H910 harmonizer unit.

The H910, originally released in 1975 - was the first commercially available digital pitch shifting unit. Designed by engineer Tony Agnello, the H910 was the first device that enabled engineers to alter the pitch of a sound without affecting duration.

It quickly became an industry standard in broadcast and recording studios, inspiring new techniques that shaped the sound of countless hit records.

During a pre-production meeting for David Bowie’s 1977 LP Low, producer Tony Visconti described the H910 Harmonizer as digital processor that “f*cks with the fabric of time.” Bowie was sold, and used the H910 on multiple songs, including “Breaking Glass” for the iconic snare sound.

Although the H910 was intended for studio use, Frank Zappa used it in his guitar processing rig, and Elton John and Laurie Anderson used it for vocal processing in their live shows. Eddie Van Halen created his signature guitar sound by running two H910s, each slightly detuned with a short delay, which came to be known as the “twin Harmonizer effect.”

The H910 Harmonizer has been recognized by the Audio Engineering Society with a TECnology Hall of Fame award in 1976 (and again in 2007) - the H910 laid the groundwork for later units like the H949, H3000 and today's H9000 unit.

10/20/2025

Happy Birthday to our co-founder and friend

Whether he’s behind the frets or behind the boards, Jott is always shredding. Please help us in wishing him a very special day!!

10/09/2025

Don’t miss the BEST Piano Jam in NYC!

Friday 10/17 from 7-10pm at Echoland Studios, message us and sign up now. Must have a costume to enter.

All players and styles welcome!!

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PIANO JAM IS BACK! Friday, Oct 17th (7-10pm)! Hosted by .officialBring a costume to enter, and sign up for our costume...
10/07/2025

PIANO JAM IS BACK!

Friday, Oct 17th (7-10pm)!

Hosted by .official

Bring a costume to enter, and sign up for our costume contest to win special prizes.

All players are welcome to try our newly acquired Fender Rhodes. Bring any music, any style, and any costume. Message us now and sign up early.

See you there! 🎹👻

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10/05/2025

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10/04/2025

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