Studio Fever 

Phrase used by producers and musicians alike to describe a sort-of "sound-blindness" brought on by the excitement of just finishing a recording. This causes something to sound breathtaking; only for it to sound mediocre or bad after further listening. Usually used to refer to a mix, but can apply to many parts of a recording. The effect is at it's worst in the late hours of the night.

"I thought that my mix was perfect last night. Pure studio fever! The next morning you could barely hear the bass or guitar."

Studio Fever by Coker0415 December 22, 2022

Cabin Fever Studios 

A Legendary Recording Studio based on Vancouver Island, BC. Canada. Owned and operated by Producer/Audio Engineer Jordan Stringer who built the Studio from an old abandoned Hot Rod Shop. The name "Cabin Fever" is derived from the five out-bound cabins that once surrounded that portion of Stringer's property, which served as brothels for the local Coal Miners of Extension BC., many years ago. Only one cabin now stands, adjacent to the studio. Cabin Fever Studios has drawn attention worldwide as a proving ground for quality Canadian based production, audio mixing and mastering.

When looking to record music in British Columbia, one would naturally suggest Cabin Fever Studios as the place to get the job done.

Cabin Fever Studios by Mike Eno February 7, 2010