Studio Stories

SOS visits another reader's home/project studio.

SOS visits another reader's home/project studio.

SOS pay a visit to more avid readers to investigate their home/project studio.

The SOS team drop in on another reader studio, this time in the form of a radio station!

Simon Rinaldo and his bedroom studio full of vintage keyboards and synths.

SOS pops in on another regular reader to check out their home studio.

The SOS team drop in on another reader's studio.

Martin Newcomb opened his vast collection of rare electronic instruments to the public, but the public stayed at home. Now, therefore, he's changed his plans and built a studio — but some amazing vintage synths still feature prominently. Gordon Reid finds out more from Martin and studio designer Kevin Van Green.

The SOS team drops in on another reader's studio.

SOS meets another reader in their home studio.

SOS meet the owners of another home/project studio.

Another reader invites us into his home studio.

SOS drop in on another reader at home...

I have a brick shed out the back of my house which measures 10 feet by 8 feet inside, and I would like to make a little...

Sam Inglis meets a man who has realised that he has to make sacrifices for his music.

The band Quinn, comprising multi‑instrumentalist and studio wizard Alistair Cook and singer/songwriter Louise Quinn, have recently joined the growing number of SOS readers setting up small studios and independent record labels.

Another reader invites us into their home/project studio.

This month, SOS meets a very unique music-maker.

Another look at another reader's studio.

Another SOS reader reveals their personal studio set-up.

Having decided to construct a studio for their own use, Damon Albarn of Blur and his collaborators Tom Girling and Jason Cox chose to create an environment as unlike a typical commercial studio as possible. And then they fitted it with perhaps the most bizarre assortment of equipment ever collected together...