“With an admirable portfolio of audio plugins and production tools, as well as years of experience developing start-ups, we felt that Abbey Road Studios is the natural home for our business. We built Audiomovers for those who need audio excellence, which is exactly what Abbey Road is all about. We have an ambitious and innovative roadmap and, powered by the Abbey Road team, we can become the global choice for remote audio collaboration.” – Audiomovers founders, Igor Maxymenko and Yuriy Shevyrov ⁣ ...

What are the latest music tech trends you should be keeping an eye out for in 2021? This year our music tech incubator, Abbey Road Red, couldn’t host their usual, in person Red Demo Day. So, for their 10th Red Talk they decided to go virtual and present some of the key music tech trends that will be watching and believe will make headlines this year and beyond. As part of a three-part blog series, they’ll list their trends to watch and follow up with insight from our key speakers and the group ...

Through our innovation arm Abbey Road Red, we're delighted to announce the acquisition of Audiomovers. Audiomovers is a tech start-up reinventing the remote production experience, allowing music professionals to stream, listen to and record high resolution multichannel remote audio in real time, with multiple collaborators, anywhere in the ...

For our ninth Red Talk, we've delved into the metaverse, literally the ‘beyond universe’ and, figuratively, the increasingly blurred line between our online and offline worlds. 2020 was a year of enforced migration from IRL to digital. In truth, adults were just playing catch-up. ...

Abbey Road Red alumnus LifeScore Music has announced a new milestone today in a partnership with Yoto, an award-winning audio platform for kids which can use physical cards with contact-less communication technology to listen to audiobooks, music, sound effects and more. Their latest collection was created using music composed by LifeScore Co-Founder Philip Sheppard and recorded in various sessions at Abbey Road. These recordings were then reinterpreted by Philip and the LifeScore team using their Cellular Composition™ technology, which uses artificial intelligence to compose infinite new pieces of music from the source material. ...

The Presence Box was based on an earlier Abbey Road design from 1955 and re-created as the RS127 in 1962. It was required to add to the available treble frequencies on the EMI recording ...

Abbey Road Red is proud to share the news that five of our alumni are listed in Busines Cloud’s inaugural top 130 list of media tech innovators in the UK. It is a testament to their brilliant teams and technologies to be featured at this voting stage and we are hoping some or all will make it through to the top ...

Prior to the mid-1950s, automatic gain control devices were not to be found in Abbey Road's equipment collection. So, one of the most obvious improvements made in 1954 was a limiter which the Research Department developed, lead by Mike Batchelor. The RS114 valve limiter meant that artists could record without any restriction on the dynamic peaks and resulted in apparently louder records which permitted the backing to be brought further forward. ...

In this, the second of a three part series, we give the floor to our Head of Audio Products, founder of the Abbey Road Spatial Audio Forum and board member at Abbey Road Red, Mirek Stiles, to give you a detailed overview of how he set up the microphones for the spatial audio aspects of the ...