Abbey Road has been at the forefront of mastering for decades, in both technology and expertise. We specialise in finding those final touches of magic that can make a record even more moving and captivating. Maybe that’s using a custom-built EMI TG12410 mastering console from the ‘70s, or perhaps it’s the plugins in our new Dolby Atmos Mastering Suite. With five cutting-edge mastering rooms, an unrivalled selection of analogue & digital gear and a growing family of engineers with the best ears in the business, anything is possible.

Our team has worked on hundreds of thousands of tracks. Bestselling albums and blockbuster film scores, obscure underground gems and cult classics. Their experience spans genres, technologies, formats, and iconic eras in music. Now you can work with them side by side here at the studio by contacting our mastering team or connect remotely via our Remote Mastering service.

Stem Mastering is a process that offers greater control over the sonic shape and balance of your music.

It allows the engineer to not only shape the overall tonal balance of a track, but also to go even deeper into each component part to help achieve an even better result.

Dolby Atmos is an audio format that allows the creation and delivery of audio beyond the classic stereo, immersing the audience in a realistic 3-dimensional audio experience.

Using our purpose-built Dolby Atmos Music Mastering Suite, we are able to manipulate the location of sound by enabling us to control its direction around the audience; enhancing the clarity, depth and fidelity of the audio.

Music should live on forever.

Our specialist Conservation & Archive team are world-leaders in transferring work to secure, future-proof, high resolution formats that stand the test of time. We can digitise a wide range of analogue media, including reel-to-reel magnetic tape, vinyl records, shellac 78s and metal masters as well as digital material such as DASH, Pro-Digi, DAT, U-matic and Exabyte tapes.

Over the years we’ve developed our own process and methods. But we also know that no single project is ever the same; the approach we take is always as unique as the creation that we’re working to protect.