In these uncertain times of isolation, many artists and musicians are likely to be asking how to jam, write or record a song together with other musicians as seamlessly as possible and in (almost) real-time. As a follow-up to yesterday's blog from our Technical Services team about the remote tools they use, Abbey Road Red’s David Fong provides an overview of the exciting technologies for online music creation and collaboration. ...

Announcing ‘Abbey Road Asks’, a new partnership with PSNEurope that will see us share thoughts and insights around creativity and the very latest tech trends and production tools. The feature will be published across their print and digital platforms, with contributions from our engineers and experts in digital & tech ...

Whether mastering with outboard or in-the-box, you’ll still want a great EQ, compressor and limiter. Abbey Road mastering engineer Christian Wright advises on a few of the software mastering plugins he would recommend, and we take a look at Abbey Road’s range of mastering plugins in partnership with Waves ...

Having done your best to capture a high–quality recording of your vocals, how do you go about processing them so they work in your mix? Head over to the Abbey Road #ProductionHub to find out from our engineer Lewis Jones how he processes vocal tracks to make them sit well in a ...

What do you need in order to start recording in a home studio? Abbey Road takes you through seven essential pieces of studio equipment required to get you up and ...

Modelled directly from time-proven saturation chains at Abbey Road, it provides inspiring saturation and distortion unlike any other device. The plugin offers two versatile desk distortion flavours: the crunchy tube REDD sound, and the rounded solid-state TG12345 tone. ...

In 1968, the introduction of eight-track recording and increasing sonic experimentation by The Beatles and other groundbreaking artists meant that the capabilities of Abbey Road Studios’ REDD .37 and REDD .51 consoles were being stretched. This called for a new desk. The name of the console was TG12345, with the TG being an acronym for The Gramophone Company. Abbey Road's Mirek Stiles delves deeper into the desk, delivering eight insightful facts about the iconic ...

Following the success of his track ‘You’re So Cool’, which was awarded Time Out NY’s Video of the Year 2017, New Zealand based singer-songwriter and producer Jonathan Bree returns with new single 'Waiting on the Moment'. Dubbed "a break-up song you can dance to", Bree used the state-of-the-art Abbey Road Reverb Plates plugin, as well as our Online Mastering service working direct with Christian Wright. ...

For the first time ever, you can produce, mix and hear music from inside the iconic Studio Three. Introducing the Abbey Road Studio 3 Plugin from Waves Audio, bringing the acoustic environment of our Studio Three control room to your ...