 On 1 February 1904, Caruso began recording exclusively for the Victor Talking Machine Company in the United States.While most of Caruso's American recordings would be made in Victor's studios in New York and Camden, New Jersey, Caruso later recorded in Camden's Trinity Church, which Victor acquired as a recording studio in 1917 for its acoustical properties and which could accommodate a large band of musicians.Caruso's first recordings for Victor In 1904 were made in Room 826 at Carnegie Hall in New York.