About

Soundscape City is the home of mixing and recording engineer, Nate Stoll.

Currently based near Nashville, TN to work on a Master’s degree in audio recording, Nate has over 11 years of sound engineering experience live and in-studio (see his recordings for samples). Unafraid to push boundaries and experiment, he has worked with clients of all genres, experience levels, and budgets. Also a professional drummer, Nate has been on the other side of the glass plenty. He knows how to make recording feel comfortable and relaxed, bringing the best out of everyone involved in the process.

Nate operates a professional-grade overdub studio out of his home perfect for mixing and tracking vocals, guitars, bass, strings, percussion, and keys (see his gear list). He is also comfortable working as a freelance engineer at local studios when a project calls for larger-scale production.

Contact Nate for a free consultation to discuss your next project!

photo cred: Daiva Trudeau (truphotos)

2022: Masters in Recording

December 31, 2022December 31, 2022 by natestoll, posted in Uncategorized

This year was largely filled with consistent work toward my Master’s in Recording Arts and Technologies at MTSU. Not only did I have a blast recording emerging artists like Joska, Jayme Graves, Arbor, and The Sewing Club, but I also played drums for a number of projects like Audrey Hollowell, Jayme Graves, and Joska. I … Continue reading 2022: Masters in Recording

Best of Jazz on Bandcamp

December 17, 2021December 17, 2021 by natestoll, posted in Uncategorized

James Powers and JP3 released their debut album, Damnation of Memory, which I had the pleasure of tracking and mixing in the winter of 2020. That’s right. The dark winter of 2020 at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic in the US. We recorded the album in late January 2020, and I was able to … Continue reading Best of Jazz on Bandcamp

2020: Silver Linings to a Tragic Year

January 6, 2021 by natestoll, posted in Music

It’s safe to say 2020 was the worst year on record for many in the United States. With hundreds of thousands dead from COVID-19, it’s hard to think of much else sometimes. While I’m not confident that the pandemic will be resolved quickly, efficiently, or without significantly more loss of life, there have been some … Continue reading 2020: Silver Linings to a Tragic Year

2018: Finally, women all over year-end lists

January 19, 2019January 19, 2019 by natestoll, posted in Music

This year I was glad to see female artists well-represented across many year end lists. It’s stating the obvious (at least for those who view female musicians as equals), but female talent has always been present in the music industry. The only difference with 2018 is that females are getting more of the respect and … Continue reading 2018: Finally, women all over year-end lists

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