Raising the bar for future classics

At Next Movement Studios music is elevated with warmth, punch and character. Ready to take your ideas to the next level?Create here

An analog and digital playground, designed to inspire, elevate and celebrate the human side of making music. We are a home for artists, producers, engineers and tastemakers to come together and create. Our studios are built to take music from concept to premium, combining craftsmanship with technology, capturing both the feel and clarity that make sound come alive.

Studio One

The Mothership

Prepare for lift off: create outside the box in a fully analog equipped control room. At the heart is our classic SSL 4000E/G console, infamous in music history. Paired together with your favorite outboard gear and famous vocal chains, The Mothership gives you everything you could musically wish for and more. It’s ideal for mixing, recording or full fledged production sessions, with topnotch, detailed monitoring on ATC SCM100 speakers & dedicated subwoofer.

Studio Two

The Seed

Plant your musical seeds & give birth to endless new creations in this hybrid production unit. The Seed = Multifunctional. It is designed as a small live room, isolated vocal booth or experimental producers lab & tailored for top quality drum recordings or tracking live instruments. Equipped with a producer desk and integrated UAD Apollo 8P system it’s ready to roll and fully connected to The Mothership.

Listening Lounge

The Lyricist

Enter The Lyricist Lounge and take some time 2 decompress! A cozy & inspiring room, filled with art, music, books and a dedicated HiFi system. A place to retreat, write, read or listen to some of our favorite records on vinyl. It’s also suited as a rehearsal space & extended liveroom, easily connectable to both The Seeds and The Mothership for full band recordings, intimate listening sessions or an unforgettable studio party.

Our studio tastemakers

A curated selection of rich flavors you can add to your music when cooking at our studios.

Certified Classics

Vintage Vibrations

Secret Sauce

Funky Flavas

Certified Classics

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Effects
Lexicon 480L
Legendary digital reverb and effects processor. Known for lush, musical reverbs that add depth and dimension.
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Dynamics
UREI 1176 REV H
Legend at speed. The fast hands behind explosive vocals and drums across countless iconic sessions.
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Microphone
Neumann U67
Studio nobility. A voice-capturing tube-classic hailing from the 60’s, whose character shaped generations of records before “vintage” was a trend.
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Console
SSL 4000 E/G
Fully refurbished 40 channel SSL console, famously used in golden-era hip-hop, chart topping R&B & countless pop records. Giving the punch, clarity and control that sets the benchmark for future classics.
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Monitoring
ATC SCM100A Monitors
Precision studio monitors delivering detailed, transparent sound. Perfect for critical listening, mixing, and production decisions.

Vintage Vibrations

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Instruments
Rhodes MK1 SeventyThree Piano
A language of its own. The souflul electric piano behind jazz-fusion, neo-soul and late-night harmony.
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Microphone
Neumann U47 FET
Versatile, high-quality microphone with presence, warmth, and clarity. Ideal for vocals, acoustic instruments, and amplifiers.
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Instruments
Hammond Organ (M102) + Leslie (770)
A classic source of warmth, depth, and movement. Perfect for adding soulful textures, pads or punchy rhythmic parts that breathe with character.
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Instruments
Oberheim OB-Xa
Vintage polyphonic synth with creamy pads and brassy leads. Famously used by Prince, Van Halen & Queen. Brings classic ’70s and ’80s character to modern tracks.

Secret Sauce

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Effects
AKG BX20 Spring Reverb
Classic spring reverb with vintage character. Adds spatial depth, shimmer, and vibe to instruments and vocals.
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Dynamics
Summit DCL-200
Hybrid finesse. A tube-powered optical compressor with a clean, controlled edge. Known for its smooth response and musicality, it adds warmth, balance and effortless cohesion.
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Effects
Eventide H910
A true classic, the Eventide H910 Harmonizer is the original digital pitch shifter famous for its rich, characterful detuning and the inspiration for modern tools like Soundtoys’ Little AlterBoy.
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Effects
AMS DMX15-80s
Pitch-shifting pioneer. The digital delay and harmonizer behind the widening, detuned magic of countless classic records: lush vocals, shimmering doubles and movement that feels alive.
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Dynamics
Empirical Labs FATSO jr.
Analog attitude. Tape-style saturation, gentle compression, and transformer warmth in one box. Adds thickness, glue, and harmonic richness to any source.

Funky Flavas

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Instruments
Moog Subsequent 37 CV
A modern analog synth powerhouse for bass lines, leads and sound design. Rich, phat and versatile. Perfect for adding weight and presence to any production.
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Microphone
Royer R121
Smooth, natural ribbon microphones capturing detail with warmth and air. Ideal for guitars, brass, strings, or drum overheads — perfect for vintage character.
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Instruments
Harpejji G16
A unique hybrid instrument bridging guitar and keyboard. Adds a melodic, textured layer to productions and opens creative possibilities for sound design.
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Instruments
MPC Live II – Gold Edition
All-in-one production powerhouse for beats, sampling, and sequencing. Combines hands-on workflow with modern digital flexibility.

Our PRINCIPLES

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A DIFFERENT STANDARD

In a world calibrated for speed and surface, we move by another measure. Not driven by output, but by attention. Not shaped by trends, but by lineage and intention. A different standard lives in the tension between what was and what’s next. Where craft is practiced with patience and feeling remains the final judge.

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Space for Collaboration

Creation rarely happens in isolation. It unfolds in conversation. Between people, between eras, between instinct and refinement. We hold space for that exchange. For listening before speaking. For building on each other's ideas until something shared begins to take form. Here, collaboration isn’t a feature. It’s the foundation.

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Rhythm Over Rules

Before there were formulas, there was pulse. Music has always moved forward through feel, through those who trusted instinct over instruction. We honor structure, but we don’t worship it. We follow what breathes, what swings, what lingers in the body. Because rhythm carries culture. And culture doesn’t ask for permission.