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Real World Studios is a renowned recording facility founded by musician Peter Gabriel in the late 1980s. It offers versatile studios, cutting-edge technology, and a creative and collaborative space for artists from around the world to make music.
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Peter Gabriel’s legendary Real World Studios centres on two...
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Book now. Engineers’ songs of the month. Real World Studios...
- Residential Recording Studio near Bath
Set in stunning rural surroundings near the city of Bath in...
- Recording and Mixing
In the course of its 25-plus-year history, Real World...
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Peter Gabriel’s legendary Real World Studios centres on two of the most famous music recording and mixing spaces in the world.
Real World Studios is a residential recording studio complex founded by Peter Gabriel and situated in the old Box Mill building in the village of Box, Wiltshire, England, near to the city of Bath. It is closely associated with the Real World Records record label, Real World Publishing, and the WOMAD Festival, whose offices are also ...
Meet the engineers and staff who run Peter Gabriel's world-famous residential recording studio in Wiltshire, England. Learn about their credits, experience and passion for music in various genres and styles.
Real World Studios is a unique and acclaimed recording studio conceived by Peter Gabriel, set in stunning rural surroundings near Bath. It offers versatile recording and mixing, post-production and rehearsal rooms, and has hosted many landmark albums and artists.
Real World is a music production company founded by Peter Gabriel, offering residential recording facilities, a world music label and a global festival network. Learn more about Real World Studios, Real World Records and WOMAD.
In the course of its 25-plus-year history, Real World Studios has been the birthplace of numerous landmark recordings. Many of the world’s most revered and exceptional artists have chosen – and continue to choose – to write, record and mix their music with us, time and time again.
