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​Rooster is situated in West London's Shepherds Bush.  The expertly treated tracking spaces accommodate bands, ensembles and voiceover artists. There is a comprehensive collection of mics and outboard to compliment the 48ch analogue Otari Status console. Coupled with plenty of UAD and DSP processing power Rooster has all you need to make professional recordings and then create professional mixes. Esoteric  items include Brauner VMA and Manley Gold reference vocal microphones. Avalon VT737, and GML2020 channel strips. Neve 33609, Chiswick Reach and Urei 1176 vintage compressor/limiters.
Rooster runs a PC based Nuendo 13 system coupled with a Lynx Aurora N 24 channel interface using Thunderbolt 3.  A Radar V 24 track digital recorder is also available. Plugins include a huge selection by UAD, Waves, Izotope,  Plugin Alliance, Antares and Melodyne as well as many more.

See full gear list on the Gear page.


The History of Rooster
 
Rooster Studios opened for business in1981 and grew rapidly to become a 32 track digital studio by the mid eighties.  Owner Nick Sykes brought a roster of clients from his earlier freelance work to create in a vibrant, mid priced studio.  By the late 80s a veritable 'who's who' of the current pop business had passed through Rooster's door.  Amongst these were Kajagoogoo, The Cocteau Twins, Go West, Nick Heyward, The Divine Comedy and Jamiiroquai and many others. With continuing upgrades introducing Radar and later DAW systems, success continued through the 90's and 00's .
Today Rooster continues to offer outstanding sound qualityand a productive atmosphere