Blackheart Sound
welcome to
Manchester, NH
eric@blackheartnh.com
603-707-6485
570 Willow St
Manchester, NH 03101
THE PERFECT SPACE TO CREATE
​Located in one of Manchester, New Hampshires historic mill buildings, Blackheart is the most relaxing and comfortable creative environment you'll find in New England.
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My name is Eric Sauter, and I've been making records with bands consistently since 2016. I like making records the old fashioned way, combining tried-and-true audio engineering with modern techniques and equipment to bring your art to life.
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spacious
This 1600 sq. ft studio features a large 30x18 live room with 32 channels running to the control room and a large amp iso-room. It's large enough to accommodate a band of any size in comfort. Drums sound huge in here.
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The Studio
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comfortable
The 450 sq. ft control room is
acoustically treated to be a great listening environment and a vibey hangout spot.
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Comfy. Cozy. Lots of keyboards, synths and guitars. A great place to spend a day producing music.
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equipped
We're decked out in industry standard microphones and recording hardware, with enough amps, drums and instruments on site to backline four bands.
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The studio also features a Hammond C3 with Leslie, as well as Yamaha U1 and Wurlitzer upright pianos
Eric Sauter
Owner/ENGINEER
I've been making music since I was a teenager, and recording my own since I was 19, on top of playing in multiple rock, punk and metal bands in the New England area since 2010.
In 2016, I started recording bands in practice spaces and whatever rooms I could do so. My vision was simple; offer the best engineering services to local bands at an affordable price. Since then, my recording career has led me to have engineering/mixing or mastering credits on 200+ releases.
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Crafting records and songs with artists is my favorite thing to do in life.
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Blackheart Sound is my studio, which has operated in Manchester since 2020. It's a space I've purpose built to create records and songs from front to back. Big enough to record a rock album live, and simultaneously cozy enough to have a simple vocal session.