Stained Class Productions LLP
The Score Magazine|November 2019
Tell us about the space
Stained Class Productions LLP

We are primarily a Recording studio based out of South Bangalore.We just completed our one year anniversary this September. We have two Recording Rooms, the big 'Live Room' (on a separate floor) and a medium sized room with a single control room for both recording spaces.

Take us through the process of setting it up.

This was a dream project of ours and it took us 3 years to construct the space from the ground up. Rahul Samuel (Live End) was the brain behind the studio design and our acoustic consultant. We are very grateful to him for making our dreams and requirements come to life. Next came the step to equip the studio and we are grateful to Siddharth Patwa (Soundglitz) and Sudhin Prabhakar (Pro Musicals) for supporting us with that, be it with sourcing the products we need to helping us demo products and much more.

The studio is still at its infancy and there are new things being added constantly and we hope it's always going to be an ever evolving beast.

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