middleaudio.com

...is officially launched. You can check it out at www.fluidaudiogroup.com

For any of you on Facebook, you can 'like' us at www.facebook.com/FluidAudioGroup

Might want to take down the "We're working on it" post. Just sayin'.

Looks great though.

Why would I remove it? it's a blog post from February.

Blogs are typically chronological, so as such I'm currently writing one to reflect the completion of the website.

Ok well you should write another blog post then, because it's one of the first things you see on the main page. knowwhatimean?

macrae11 wrote:Ok well you should write another blog post then, because it's one of the first things you see on the main page. knowwhatimean?

Yayaya... I had to finish the translation. Anyways, it's all done now.

Next I'm going to start showing Alain how to make his blog posts, starting with his crazy DIY amp.

Okie... Your comment has brought about realization that not everyone will know that is a highlight of the blog page. We've added a link at the bottom to help with that and Sébastien is looking into being able to add post information under the title to make it clear that they represent actual blog entries.

Thanks for your input!

Speaking of websites though, Mastertracks could use a bit of updating.

Yeah we're due. We actually had a meeting about it this summer, with a new design standard proposed and everything. We don't really have an excuse either seeing as we have an in house graphic designer and web person. But you know how it goes, the mechanic always drives around in the crappiest car.

macrae11 wrote:But you know how it goes, the mechanic always drives around in the crappiest car.

Ha... yeah too busy fixing everyone else's crappy cars.

I like the website, Matt.

The photos are great. Some websites for studios just have terrible photos of what their space is like. The pictures on your site give a very accurate representation of just how nice a space you guys have.

Thanks!

Crimson Chameleon wrote:I like the website, Matt.

The photos are great. Some websites for studios just have terrible photos of what their space is like. The pictures on your site give a very accurate representation of just how nice a space you guys have.

Thanks man!

In fairness we hired great photographers for that because we felt it was truly important. Most websites have pictures in them that reflect the level of importance the owners feel the pictures should have. To us, if the pictures didn't look as sharp as the rest of the website then we might as well not waste money on a nice website either.

The photograhers were (in no particular order): Sean McGrath, Mark Hemmings, Sébastien Benoit. All excellent photographers and we were fortunate to have them.