Audio Division

Our audio divi­si­on con­sists of three dif­fe­rent stu­di­os, each one desi­gned for a spe­cial pur­po­se and all intert­wi­ned so you can finish here what was star­ted over the­re. Mixing, pre­pro­duc­tion, syn­chro­niza­ti­on, com­po­si­ti­on and con­ver­si­on – for each ope­ra­ti­on you’ll find the right set-up.

We’d like to draw your atten­ti­on to Stu­dio 3 whe­re the best of both worlds go tog­e­ther well – the so lon­ged for ’warmth’ of ana­log recor­dings and the modern day approach of digi­tal command.

Studio 1, a unique place of Instruments:

In our new­ly reno­va­ted Stu­dio 1, the­re is now a veri­ta­ble tre­asu­re tro­ve of key­board instru­ments – Very Vin­ta­ge and Digi­tal / Ana­log, as well as drums, gui­tars, bas­ses and various per­cus­sion instru­ments. Moni­to­ring with ADAM SX3V, SSL Nucleus Con­trol­ler, Logic Pro, Mac­Book Pro etc. may not be missing.

Available Instruments

Recording Room Studio 3

The recor­ding room of Stu­dio III is a magi­cal place. It’s not its size (100 sqm, 5,50 m high), it’s – as a resul­tat of inten­se acou­stic work – its sound qua­li­ty. Accor­ding to requi­re­ments the sound cha­rac­te­ristic can be chan­ged. Curta­ins will’mute’ the room and make it sound dry. Wit­hout the curta­ins one has more reper­cus­sion and echo. Here at Stu­dio III the Scor­pi­ons recor­ded the lion’s share of their most important albums, espe­ci­al­ly Rarebell’s drum sound owes a lot to this recor­ding room. Suf­fice to say that the­re is room enough for rock bands but also for small orches­tra and even audi­ence if need be.

Control Room Studio 3

Technical Description Control Room