London Writing Studios

Agogo is a comfortable programming/production room in Holborn that is perfect for a variety of projects including songwriting, production, track-laying and programming.

The Art Studio, originally a Hampstead artists' studio, was converted and designed by Nick Whitaker (Abbey Road Studios, British Grove Studios) for musician/composer David Bradnum.

Set up by producer/engineer Brett Shaw next to Peckham's exciting Bussey Building, 123 Studios is one of the premier south-east London writing studios. The studio is centred around a main communal lounge that creates an inspiring creative space for a musical community in south-east London. There is a large, flexible live/recording room and a control room with natural light and near-perfect monitoring available.

Studio 1 is the largest suite at Ravenscourt, with a 15ft 3in x 14ft 9in control room and 18ft 8in x 15ft 5in live room. Both rooms have recently been completely refurbished and are available for recording sessions including live band tracking, small string sections and overdubs. Studio 1 has a brand new Audient ASP4816 analogue console as its centrepiece, and includes a 24 I/O Pro Tools HD Native rig and PMC and Yamaha NS10 monitors. Backline (available upon request) includes a Mapex Saturn drum kit, Fender Deluxe Precision Bass, Music Man Ernie Ball StingRay Bass, Yamaha Pacifica electric guitar, Tanglewood acoustic guitar and an M-Audio 88-key fully-weighted stage piano. Studio 3 is set up for music production as well as sound to picture, and has enough space for six or seven people. It is fitted with a Universal Audio Apollo QUAD interface (which makes the room ideal for producers/writers who would prefer to work off their own laptop), Quested and Yamaha monitoring, a Universal Audio 6176 preamp/channel strip and various instruments. The control room is 15ft 8in x 10ft 6in, with a 14ft 6in x 8ft 6in booth. Studio 3 also has a private lounge with tv.

With a digital head and an analogue heart, Studio Mute has combined classic equipment dating back to the early days of Mute with a bespoke digital workflow to provide a unique studio experience in production.