Mosfilm's Studio One
One of the largest recording studios in Europe
Built in 1990 by American audio engineer and acoustician Tom Hidley, and redesigned in 2006 by British studio architect Roger D'Arcy, Studio One has spent decades hosting world-renowned sound labels and film companies — and remains today one of the largest, most capable recording spaces anywhere.
Four decades of world-class recording
Mosfilm's Studio One was built in 1990 by American audio engineer and acoustician Tom Hidley, and redesigned in 2006 by British studio architect Roger D'Arcy. For decades the studio has partnered with world-renowned sound labels and film companies, and remains today one of the largest world-class studios anywhere.
- Full orchestra & choir
- Chamber ensembles, soloists & overdubs
- Isolated booths for drums & solo instruments
- Three Steinway grand pianos
Room built for the full picture
Studio One easily accommodates a full orchestra and choir, while isolated booths let you separate drums and solo instruments from the ensemble — equally suited to chamber groups, soloists, and overdubs.
Recorded at Studio One
A world-class signal chain, start to finish
Every stage of the session — from the room to the console to the converters — is built to professional film-scoring standards.
Console
An 80-channel Solid State Logic XL9000K with Film Scoring, built for tracking and mixing at the highest level — in stereo and 5.1.
Monitoring
ATC SCM 300ASL G Pro mains and subs, cross-checked against Yamaha NS-10M/Bryston and Genelec references.
DAW & Workstations
Avid Pro Tools Ultimate and Merging Pyramix run side by side, covering both major professional recording workflows.
AD-DA Conversion
Prism Sound ADA-8XR conversion (88 channels), locked to Antelope Audio Isochrone 10M and Trinity clocking for rock-solid timing.
Outboard Processing
A vintage-and-modern outboard chain spanning Bricasti, Lexicon, Neve, Quantec, Universal Audio, and Summit Audio.
Signature Microphones
A world-class mic locker anchored by the Neumann U87Ai and M150 Tube, a Decca Tree of Flea 250s, and rarities like the Telefunken ELA M251E and Sony C-800G.
The complete gear list
Every console, converter, outboard unit, and microphone in Studio One, for engineers who want the exact models.