Studios 301
Studios in Sydney

Our speedy turnaround time ensures all projects are mastered on time and on budget. Australia's leading mixing, mastering, recording digitization facilities and team. This is located directly opposite the studio. The room is a multipurpose writing, editing and mixing suite. It comprises a control room and a comfortably sized live room vocal booth. There is a loading zone located directly across the road from the studio prior 3pm. If you are loading in instruments, delight let our team know in advance as we will face you downstairs with a trolley. Studios 301 is Australia’s busiest recording, mixing and mastering studio complex, helping the Australian and international music communities to shape the tomorrow sound of music. With experience occupied in major studio facilities in the UK, Australia, Fresh Zealand and Montserrat, his unique skills and particular expertise bear an exclusive service to 301. Studios 301 has taken interns for work experience for many decades, being proud to offer an opportunity to upandcoming music professionals who are interested in recording, mixing or mastering. After recently seeking feedback and suggestions from our previous interns, we have overhauled our internship program, ensuring that we yield apropos experience to all our interns and that we donate back as much as we are given by them. Studios 301 believes in honoring tradition, whilst contributing to the progression of music and music production. Our passion is helping musicians and producers bring their art to life. Our internship program has been developed to nurture the superior of fresh talent in Australia, and to bear a unique insight into how professional music recordings are made. As a studio 301 interns, you will be gaining experience directly with our Studio Runners, taking part in: Session setup, including amps, drums, mics, other equipment and patching. Servicing our clients with tea, coffee, meals and other requests. Basic equipment repairs and maintenance. We are looking for Australia’s next generation of the superior producers and engineers. These individuals will have a devotion to music and music production, be keen to learn, happy to help, have a vast attitude and be thirsty to be piece of a studio community. You must have a ravenous interest in audio engineering and music production. You must have some earlier experience formal qualifications, complimentary professional experience, or a body of work after you. If we would like to talk further with you, we will inquire that you complete an online questionnaire, prior possibly being asked for a meeting. With over 300 applications per year, we simply don’t have the capacity to regulate phone inquiries, so please don’t call.

As Australia’s largest audio facilities, Studios 301 has the capacity and experience to digitize Oral History collections of all sizes. We are a member of the International Association of Sound and Audiovisual Archives and as such, our processes and equipment comply with the IASATC04 guidelines. Our track record includes digitization projects ranging from home interviews on cassette and micro cassette, journalist’s notes on DAT, 1950’s field recordings on reeltoreel tape and esoteric recordings across many vinyl formats. Playback and apprehend on the highest quality equipment. Australia's leading mixing, mastering, recording digitization facilities and team. First Experimental radio transcription was made in the studios. There were 3 recording studios: A, B, C plus disc mastering facilities. As healthy as music for release on record labels, much of the work undertaken in the hasty days was for local radio broadcast including the immortal Dad Dave programmed. Jingles for commercial radio TV, as well as film scores were also a important part of the studio’s business. (First Stereo recording is of Don Burrows All Star band). In 1978 the whole facility was rebuilt, reequipped and expanded by EM to bear 4 studios and was renamed Studios 301. Australia’s first fully digital recording is made at Studios 301. (Richard Lush records Debbie borne album). Studios A B closed down and the facility consolidated to one recording and mixing studio, a programming suite, and the mastering operation. Six new music production studios unfold following door to the mastering facilities, occupied by composers, engineers and artists.