Sentence examples for a residential studio from inspiring English sources

We put him away in a residential studio.

Morrissey's righthand man Boz Boorer recalls working with Ronson at a residential studio in Berkshire where he produced Morrissey's album Your Arsenal: "I can see him standing in front of a deafening Marshall head, dialling in a sound he could hear, he seemed to me like a master at work.

Khan returned to Brighton and pieced together recordings for the album over the next few months during sessions with co-producer David Kosten, in London and at a residential studio in Wales, looking out on to the hills and mountains of Snowdonia.

Bands used to hole up with a producer for a few months, often at a residential studio, and be left to their own devices – and vices – until they came up with an album.

The band relocated to Carriage House Studios, a residential studio in Stamford, Connecticut, to oversee production and record further tracks.

Bands get the keys, have 24 hour access, and private use of the dining room, lounge and in-house record collection, creating a homely atmosphere more akin to a countryside residential studio than a commercial London studio.

Seven years later it opened as a residential recording studio, nicknamed Strawberry Studios, and boasting everything that a demanding star could want: state-of-the-art recording equipment, ping-pong tables, mini-football games and a swimming pool.

Founded by father and son combo, Laurie and Francis Gane, who run a residential recording studio in North Wales (Gane senior is also an experienced musician whose credits include playing with The Yardbirds and Eric Clapton during the British blues boom of the sixties!), the idea behind Chartburst came out of the frustration at seeing so much unsigned talent come through their doors.

Using the facilities at The Manor, Virgin's residential studio in Oxfordshire, Henry Cow relied on tape manipulation and improvisation to complete Unrest, on which Cooper shone despite having just had her wisdom teeth extracted.

So he left the flat of doom and spent some time at Shangri-La, Rick Rubin's residential studio in Malibu, where the legendary producer would listen to playbacks of Blake's improvisations while lying on the floor, closing his eyes, stroking his immense beard and identifying his favourite bits: "Good … good … could be useful …" Blake says, imitating Rubin.

It took the passing of an ordinance last month to allow residential studios to act as storefronts during the tour to keep the affair from possibly falling apart.