The studio was purchased from Vallance in 1996 by friend and producer Bruce Fairbairn, who produced music there with such artists as Chicago, The Cranberries, INXS, Kiss, The Harvest, and the Atomic Fireballs before he died in 1999 during the mixing of Yes' The Ladder.
Since 1999, the studio has been owned and privately operated by the Fairbairn family, serving a variety of local and international clients, including such artists as Elvis Costello, Nickelback, Seal, Hinder, Norah Jones, AC/DC, Tegan and Sara, Garbage, Stone Sour and Strapping Young Lad, among others.