Studio Stories

Perhaps the only classic Hollywood recording studio of this type that is still open today, Boulevard began as Continental Recorders around 1966. It changed name to Producer’s Workshop, before going on to create musical history in the 1970s.

Step inside Motor Museum studios, which has played a vital role in the careers of several of the most influential UK bands of the past decades.

Recording studios are increasingly finding their way onto our TV and cinema screens. And it’s about time...

Most audio professionals would agree that our industry is in a transitional period at the moment. New digital distribution...

When studio owner Martin King left London to move up North, he was swimming against the tide in many ways. However, after six years in operation, the success of EVE Studios in Stockport has justified his decision.

Many world-class recording facilities have built up their reputations over half a century or more. Clouds Hill, however, has risen to the top in a mere decade.

Most of the independent studios that date back to the founding era of our industry were started by single entrepreneurs....

AIR-Edel originally started out as a joint venture being Sir George Martin and Herman Edel but was built on a much older studio going back to 1937.

Livingston is one of the oldest recording ventures in London dating back to 1963. Although, or perhaps because, the studio has changed hands and locations a few times, it has remained busy for well over five decades.

In this day and age, major recording studio complexes rarely survive the sale of the buildings they inhabit — but is there hope for Avatar?

You are walking through a wild garden towards a beautiful late-19th-century mansion. Through an open basement door, you catch a glimpse of a magnificent discrete Neve console.

Located in the village of Loguivy-Plougras in Britanny, Kerwax is an intriguing new take on the concept of the residential studio

Some world–class studios are housed in purpose–designed buildings, but the majority of recording venues were set up in spaces originally conceived for other duties.

Tony Maimone laid the foundations for what has become one of New York’s most interesting recording venues.

Buenos Aires remains one of these places in the world where rock & roll still plays a vital cultural role.

In over 30 years in business, Miloco has developed from a small independent studio to a venture that is operating worldwide.

Built in the '50s as the broadcast headquarters for the GDR’s state radio, this complex is home to some of the world's most breathtaking recording studios. Watch our video tour...

The 300–square–metre hexagonal hall is one of the largest recording facilities in the world.

One of the most remarkable new recording venues in Berlin opened its doors in 2013.

This month we take a look inside Estudio Panda, located in the Argentine ‘federal capital’ Buenos Aires.

This month we look at a famous South American studio which has occupied its current premises for an impressive 55 years.