Green Lobster Studios will merge with welove.audio GmbH, to become a "full service" provider of analog domain audio productions, integrated into the WLA adaptive music engine! Stay tuned for Releases ;)
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Last week we did two days of voice recordings with the smart and lovely pro-gaming Twitch streamer and influencer Shurjoka, real name Pia Scholz. In the Zoom-guided recording session – a contribution to a project we are not yet allowed to reveal – Pia showed outstanding talent as a speaker:...
Always a pleasure to host nice and committed musicians like the "Schallfeld Ensemble" in our facilities. Simpatico :D Hope to meet again soon! Last week we recorded new pieces by Elaine Mitchener and Elisabeth Shimana, as part of the project On the fragility of sounds. Looking forward to listening to...
Exciting news!! As of 2021, the Green Lobster Recording Studios and the welove.audio GmbH will be ONE COMPANY. After a period of fundamental re-development, the complete multi-platform version of our amazing adaptive audio software is close to release: We'll be offering a full range of production services, from composition, arrangement,...
Summoning the Ghosts we know are in our Piano... For an upcoming horror soundtrack. Featuring talented composer, pianist and singer Milica Vujadinovic.
HBO/West World Scoring Competition. Listen to Denovaire's contribution! Analog mix by Richard Tretzel/Green Lobster Recording Studios: https://youtu.be/UOb035qOmvU www.denovaire.at
Recording Recording sessions are available in all scales: From "full house" recording in Control Room A, with all rooms attached, to simple vocal overdub sessions in Control Room B. All areas are interconnected and routing is very flexible. A collection of rare microphones, preamps and high-end converters is available. We...
No, our neighbours did not accidentally dump their scrap metal in our studio!Yesterday we recorded some very unique sounds with the legendary Franz Schmuck.This time we used control room A, where we are able to hang stuff from the roof beams…
After A LOT of woodworking 24 slatted absorbers for our big recording room are finished!Now it's time to gather new strength before they are mounted on the walls.
Since October 2019, Green Lobster Recording Studios are proud to use electricity from 100% renewable energy sources. Most of our gear consumes electricity, so it does matter. We decided to go with the energy provider voted Nr. 1 in Austria - by Greenpeace, Global 2000 and WWF. ratgeber.greenpeace.at/stromcheck
Today we had a chance to test the first batch of our new slatted absorbers in a great drum recording. Stay tuned for more… ? On drums: Grilli Pollheimer
Last week we had a really nice session with Alexander A. Deutsch and Oliver Steger (both known for their work with Café Drechsler Band). Recording was done with Deno Denovaire for the welove.audio Catalog. Thanks for visiting, it was a pleasure! ?(pics by Daniel Gaertner)
To make your monday morning a little easier, how about some funky Jazz/Fusion from Hassán Ali. The album 'Rural Cosmos' was recorded, mixed and mastered last year here at Green Lobster Recording Studios. https://soundcloud.com/hassan_ali93/sets/rural-cosmos?fbclid=IwAR2TXA9Oocf_-H8SFg04koC7dLLgSgv_vhjTHRQqJ7H8bwlJTPMbEgBXfzE
Let's start the week with a view from the piano/keyboard corner in our live room.The centerpiece is a Hammond C3 from 1964 in a custom frame from Italy. And of course no Hammond organ would be complete without a matching Leslie cabinet… ?
We have a really special treat coming up here at Green Lobster Recording Studios! If you like blues guitar you might have heard this one now and then… ?
You can never have enough DI-boxes! ? So we built a pair of Bumblebee Pro Audio Bb-D1s for that extra fatness. Sounds amazing in a first Monotribe-test!
Last week we had a great time recording for WeLove Adaptive Audio with Ulrich Ellison, Roland Kaufmann, Ivar Roban Krizic and Deno Denovaire. Thanks for stopping by! ? (and thanks to Daniel Gaertner for the pics!)
