Ryan Rosmann just opened Hi-Five Studio in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at the end of 2017, and it’s already creating quite the buzz. Hi-Five is currently nominated for a 2019 TEC Award and was recently selected for Mix Magazine’s Class of 2018. Quite the incredible rookie season filled with some stunning accomplishments.
We recently had the chance to sit down with Ryan and talk about his studio build-out process, the hybrid Rupert Neve Designs console he created with help from Vintage King Audio Consultant Scotty Iulianelli and some of the other gear he picked up from VK. Continue on below to see more photos of one of the hottest new studios to open in 2018.
Hi-Five Studio is absolutely gorgeous. How long did it take to build?
It was about a year-long process from start to finish. After we bought the building, Haverstick Designs took measurements and came up with the plan, then we got an architect involved and got all the building permits. It took about six months of planning and six months of construction. Luckily, one of my good friends is a master carpenter so we did the whole thing together. I actually got to be a part of the process and help frame the walls and stuff.
This is an excerpt from an interview originally posted on Vintage King. Read the full article here!