Aphek Recording Studio Website
A bespoke recording studio in the NSW countryside. We built a website to attract artists to use the recording services as well as to market physical products and downloadable software.
Customised product attributes that allowed for professional musicians to download patches for modelling amplifiers.
Potential buyers could preview tone samples prior to purchase. After purchase, customers could download their digital data.
Of course, there had to be a blog for the expert advice of the maestro himself! We made it easy for the client to co-ordinate his social media, youTube videos and instructional posts.
A contact form that also collected subscriptions, automatically connected to an email marketing tool.
A customised and detailed studio booking form connected to a calendar application.
A shopping cart with variable pricepoints and coupon system. A customer profile area where past purchases could be re-downloaded.
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Presenting and selling hi-tech products in a saturated and competitive industry is no easy task, so we approached this website build with a mind to keep a clean yet dramatic profile.
A boutique recording studio needed a snappy new logo. There's a touch of the old-school chrome logos that to this day adorn the fronts of amplifiers.