Recording Spaces for Artists in London
Spacious live room for full bands or an intimate booth for solo sessions. Our rooms adapt naturally to your project, delivering reliable sound with both clarity and character.
Control Room
The control room at Camden Records is a 35 m² space with 5 m ceilings, well ventilated and air conditioned, built for precision and comfort.
Outfitted with high-end analogue outboard and mastering grade monitors, it delivers a pristine signal path and phase-coherent playback. Precision engineered acoustic treatment gives the room a flat frequency response and a wide stereo image, so transients and low end can be judged with confidence, resulting in a critical listening environment for professional audio works.
Whether you are tracking, mixing or mastering, choices made here translate reliably to real-world systems.
Live Room
Our 26 m² live room is built to capture performances with both power and nuance.
Five metre high ceilings and carefully balanced acoustics provide natural reverberation without unwanted reflections, making it ideal for drums, amplified instruments, strings, and full ensembles.
Well ventilated and air conditioned, enabling large setups and comfortable long sessions.
The space includes premium instruments, such as a DW Collector’s Series drum kit, Gibson Custom and Fender Elite guitars, and amplification from Ampeg, Orange or Marshall, giving artists immediate access to industry-standard sounds.
From solo sessions to full bands, orchestras or choirs, the live room adapts to any setup, delivering recordings that feel natural, dynamic and alive.
Booth
Our 5 m² isolated vocal booth is larger than most, giving singers and voiceover artists room to perform comfortably without the claustrophobic feel of smaller spaces.
Bespoke acoustic treatment creates a dry, reflection-free environment, that captures every nuance without colouration.
The booth’s exceptional low noise floor and controlled conditions make it ideal for quiet sources such as soft vocals, voiceovers and delicate instruments.
A built-in screen let you follow the DAW or picture playback from inside the booth, making lyrics, cues and ADR timing easy to see and simple to nail.
Frequently Asked Questions
How big are your recording rooms?
Our control room is 35 m² and the live room 26 m², both with 5-metre ceilings. The vocal booth is 5 m². Each space is carefully designed to give artists comfort and the right acoustic environment for recording, mixing, or mastering.
Can your live room handle a full band?
Yes. We’ve recorded countless live bands in our 26 m² live room, built with 5-metre ceilings and enough space for ensembles, choirs, or orchestras, while still adaptable for solo projects.
Is the vocal booth comfortable for long sessions?
What makes your control room suitable for mixing and mastering?
The control room features bespoke acoustic treatment, mastering-grade monitoring, and industry-standard outboard gear. This provides a flat frequency response and wide stereo image, allowing mixes to translate reliably across any playback system.
Do you provide instruments in the live room?
Yes, all already included in the standard studio rates. The live room is equipped with premium instruments such as a DW Collector’s Series drum kit, Gibson Custom and Fender Elite guitars, a Fender Jazz Bass Elite, and professional amps from Ampeg, Orange, and Marshall.
Are the rooms air-conditioned?
Yes. All our rooms are fully air-conditioned and ventilated, ensuring comfort and focus even during long recording or mixing sessions.
Can I bring my own instruments or equipment?
Of course. Many artists choose to use our in-house gear, but you’re welcome to bring your own instruments or outboard equipment. Our engineers will help integrate them into the setup.
Do the rooms allow for communication between performers and engineers?
Yes. The live room and vocal booth have clear line of sight to the control room, making communication easy during takes and ensuring smooth, collaborative sessions.
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Wherever you are in the process: writing, recording, mixing, or mastering, we’re here to help you get it finished.
