Sphere Studios

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Sphere Studios

Sphere Studios, launched in 2000, is a large modern recording studio in Battersea in London, United Kingdom. The facility, designed by acoustic consultancy Munro Associates, has three control rooms dedicated to tracklaying, stereo audio mixing and 5.1 surround sound mixing, all with full sound-to-picture facilities. There are also six production rooms, a bar, a restaurant, and several private lounges within the complex.

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[edit] History

The facility was converted from a laundry in South West London in 2000 by main partners Francesco Cameli and Malcom Aitkin (formerly general manager of Sir George Martin's Air Lyndhurst facility).

Managing director Francesco Cameli originally studied bass at Berklee College of Music in Boston in the United States. As an audio engineer and Pro Tools operator, Cameli has worked along side record producers and engineers such as Glyn Johns, Chris Kimsey, Nick Davis, Don Gilmore, Simon Rhodes, Steve Mac and Tony Taverner.

[edit] Producers

Studio 1, with an Neve 88R console
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Studio 1, with an Neve 88R console
Studio 2, with a SSL 9000 J console
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Studio 2, with a SSL 9000 J console
Studio 3, with a Euphonix CS 3000 console
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Studio 3, with a Euphonix CS 3000 console

Notable producers and engineers who have worked at Sphere include:

[edit] Musicians

Musicians who have worked at Sphere include:

[edit] Projects

  • Queen: Greatest Video Hits mixed by Justin Shirley Smith
  • The Constant Gardener film soundtrack (2005)
  • Madre Teresa film score (2003) produced by Guy Farley

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