Rooksmere Studios
We recently recorded a new video interview with Rooksmere Studios' Mark Hutchinson. Russell Cottier asked the questions and Blair Dunlop joins the conversation half way through to discuss Mark's Folk Music production techniques.
Roundhouse Studios
Roundhouse Studios, the long established Saffron Hill recording complex, run by Lisa and Maddy, are based right in the heart of London.
Runway Studios
We recorded a short video with studio owner Adrienne Aiken (AD) at the studio and we think that you'll see that for a recording studio at the price they charge, the studio area is very large and the range of microphones, outboard and monitoring is...
Sahara Sound
2004 saw the official launch of Sahara Sound, London's newest SSL K Series studio. Sahara Sound is London’s newest independent music production facility.
Sphere Studios
Sphere Studios offer a wide range of recording and mixing spaces equipped with two SSL G Series consoles and a Neve 88R. Both of the SSL consoles were installed at the start of 2007 in studios two and three.
Stanley House Studios
Stanley House Studios, based in West London. Set up by owner Andy Morris around 1990, the studio complex featured an SSL J Series room. It's proving to be a very popular studio with many major artists such as Bjork working there.
Swanyard Studios
Studio closed - A copy of their sad press release follows: Its always difficult to say goodbye but sadly at the end of February 2001 the studios will be closing their glass doors for the final time.
Townhouse Studios
The Town House Studios (Townhouse) was built by Richard Branson in the late '70's before being absorbed by the EMI/Virgin Studio Group. The Townhouse was later taken over by the Sanctuary Group in 2002.
Westside Studios
Westside Studios preview. The full Westside Video Tour with interviews etc is due in soon, meanwhile, please check out Studio One and a very camera shy John Earls (now moved to Whitfield Street Studios), the studio's ex-General Manager.
Wool Hall Studios
Tucked away in the Somerset countryside some ten miles south of Bath, The Wool Hall is a residential studio with a distinguished past. The historic building was originally converted into a recording studio in the 80’s by Tears For Fears, initially for private use.