Check out the new Trod Nossel archives of video footage at our channel on YouTube.  There are many clips and thousands of hours of footage being transferred from reels, VHS tapes, and miniDV's for editing and upload here.

Be sure to subscribe so you'll be alerted when new videos are uploaded.  Since our history dates back to 1962 (Syncron), and 1966 for Trod Nossel and various other entities, this will be a work in progress.

If you are a client, or anyone who has footage of your experience at Trod Nossel, in the studio, with Doc, or any other Trod Nossel related video, let us know.  If it is uploaded to YouTube we will add it to our Playlists. 

Some recent clips are from R&B client, Benjamin Rhodes...








... and Trod's own former 30+ year veteran Chief Engineer, Rich Robinson, in a clip mixing the Wildweeds from 1990 shot by Doc Cavalier.
 

Yet another great find from the University of New Haven.  With a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music and Sound Recording, Chris Sellas, affectionately known simply as, "Sellas," took the studio by storm at the beginning of last year.  He logged hundreds of hours of session time in an effort to gain the most wisdom about the rooms in only the first month or two, including, mastering analog recording to tape.
 

Sellas started out as an Assistant Engineer and quickly became full time.  He had several years of prior engineering experience including recording a live performance of The Joe Piscopo Show in NY. 
 

Large, stoic and seemingly on the quiet side, he made a job for himself here at Trod.  But don't let the quiet exterior fool you.  He takes on projects with tenacity and passion, a nose-to-the-grindstone mindset, mixed with an artistic flair, not to mention a great sense of humor that will surprise you. Since all of our staff are also musicians, we can't help ourselves but to unintentionally give out "free production" and Sellas is no exception.  He is trained in piano, guitar, drums and sax.
 

TYLER WILKINSON AND CHRIS SELLAS IN STUDIO B
 

Whether it's tracking, mixing, editing or mastering, Chris Sellas takes projects on and makes them his own to deliver superior service to our clients.

Tech extraordinaire, Paul Mocadlo, is no stranger to Trod Nossel.  The studio has been blessed with a history of Mocadlo's, from Paul's Dad, Wayne, to his brother, John.  For the last several years, Paul has had a painstaking wait for an engineering position to open up at Trod, a wait that would prove to be a loss for us; had we only known what we were missing.
 

Paul is an energetic, open-minded guy and works the gammut of genres in the studio from rap to jazz.  He loves his work, and it shows.  Besides being a talented engineer, he also does track compilation, pre, and post production work.

Paul has been known to work long hours on anything clients need and shows true interest in each project.  But that doesn't ever seem to affect his positive upbeat persona.  Even at the end of a 10 hour session, Paul is the epitome of fresh-faced energy which outlasts the best of us.