Hyde Street Studios: A Journey Through Music’s Sacred Ground

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[The_Absurdistt]

Back in 2007, I won tix to hang with Joe Satriani to celebrate the 20 year anniversary of Surfing with an Alien at Hyde Street studios. He did a performance in the studio it was recorded in. I believe there were only 20 tickets in total. It was one of the greatest experiences. Joe is such a nice and approachable person. And the studios are just mind blowing.

[christophersmith]

Loved working there in ‘97! Changed my life❤

[insolace]

Did an album there in 2014, wonderful studio and that Neve sounds great.

[bobansak]

I was a teen-aged tech intern "go-fer" part-time (while still in high school) at Wally's studio 1973-74 The tech/engineer who did some incredible work combo-ing 4 and 8 tracks before the larger Neve days is Frank Demedio (not 100% on the surname). I went to the Hyde St open house, ~a week ago. I think the only gear that MIGHT be from my days are the lala's and the pulse techniques EQ's. Wally had a Studer A-80

[DowneyOrrick]

I had some great times recording in Studio A on a few occasions back in the 2010s!! Loved seeing a PLAP tour of it 🤩

[uriel-heavensguardian]

Awesome! I'm going to have to drive up and record there. Lots of great old gear you put to work.

[TheTonylopezband]

Awesomeness ✌️ Vintage studios 🎙 thanks ✌️ 🙏🏻 😀

[OdoSendaidokai]

WOW! Absolutely nice tour! Thank you for filming and showing it! Always love to see and get to know such history and stories about it 🌻

[electricladyguitarsdevonuk]

Thank you again for your hard work ethic Warren - bringing interesting and usefully informative content, archiving the world of audio whilst showing how people make the difference

[f.]

I love these really open, honest, human, interviews of the recording trade. Unique and valuable. Thanks!

[adrianwagner]

what a great looking...and im sure sounding room! thanks for the peek guys 😃

[kingech_B]

There’s a wealth of insight in this one.

[MusErica]

Great tour and interview! I've enjoyed working in so many studios over the years, and been a guest in a number of others. One of my recent tours was Ocean Way in Nashville - I'm so glad I got to tour that facility. I think my absolute favorite was attending an orchestral session at the Barbra Streisand Scoring Stage at Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City years ago. I've yet to step into Hyde Street Studios - perhaps one day! 🙂

[PatrickConway_ENDELØS]

The booths in A were built in 1997 or 1998. I was there. 😜 LOVE to see everything is close to exactly the same! Hello to Michael Ward and any hangers on from my time!!!

[KevinSimpson]

Great studio, amazing staff. I would really love a full masterclass on the colour theory, it seems like an amazing tool for songwriting.

[troygaspard]

Two of my favorite Robyn Hitchcock albums were recorded at Hyde Street.

[Deenoboy]

13:50 The Studer A820 and A827 were my two most favorite machines to work with in the world. The self alignment feature was pretty cool even though it had to be fine tuned a little bit.

[richfish_media]

Absolutely marvellous video, thanks 👍

[yuvraman]

Have been waiting for this one! THX Warren :)

[oggeeboggee]

Thank you, Sir. What a great reportage! Greetings from Stockholm!❤❤❤