Established in 2004, and completely renovated in 2014, The Treatment Room is a recording studio owned by Gilles Castilloux, and is located in Montreal’s Mile-End Neighborhood.
With an emphasis on older equipment, including analog recording, the studio offers a relaxed environment with a warm space, mellow
demeanour, and a soothing ‘70s lamp collection. Its main studio has four separate tracking rooms and a large control room, an Ocean Audio ARK analog recording console built by Malcolm Toft, lots of outboard EQ, compressors, and effects, various keyboards including a Hammond M111 with a Leslie 147 speaker cabinet, a Baldwin baby grand piano, and tons of instruments, including vintage tube amps, guitars, basses, and drum kits.
House Staff includes Philippe Brault (producer, engineer, musician), Ghyslain-Luc Lavigne (engineer, mixer), Charles-Émile Beaudin (engineer, mixer), and Gilles Castilloux (engineer, mixer, proprietor).
Recent clients include Émile Bilodeau, Ariane Moffatt, Pierre Lapointe, Caroline Savoie, Dear Criminals, Veranda, El Coyote, Random Recipe, Raton Lover, Michel Rivard, Jerome 50, Hubert Lenoire, Forest Boys, Koriass, Emilie Kahn, Suuns, Jason Bajada, Genevieve Leclerc, and Patrice Michaud. Clients from further back include Plants and Animals, Timber Timbre, So-called, Lil Andy, Angela Desveaux, Katie Moore, Canailles, Joseph Edgar, and Panache.
Please contact us to get more information, or to book days. Guest engineers with experience are invited and welcome.