Studios

Studio A is the heart of Clearmountain's Berkeley Street Studios — a professional recording environment built around the legendary Neve 8068 MkII console. Fully restored to its original warmth and clarity, the console brings a depth and character to recordings that modern digital consoles simply cannot replicate.

The room features Dolby-certified 7.1.4 Atmos monitoring and dual Pro Tools configurations, making it equally suited for traditional stereo mixing and full immersive audio production. A large projection screen monitors the live room in real-time.

The Studio A Live Room is a hybrid recording and performance environment unlike anything else in Los Angeles. Featuring a full stage with rich red velvet curtains, warm Persian rugs, and a dramatic exposed ceiling rig, it creates an atmosphere that inspires great performances.

The space accommodates up to 180 guests for live events, or functions as a large-format tracking room for full band recordings. Live Dolby Atmos playback allows audiences to experience music in full three-dimensional sound.

The room has hosted celebrated KCRW sessions, album release concerts, and full live recordings. Artists can record here and leave with a complete live record: multitrack audio, a Dolby Atmos mix, and video — all from a single performance, with the option to have it mixed by Bob Clearmountain.

Studio G is Clearmountain's Berkeley Street Studios' dedicated podcast studio — and one of the most thoughtfully designed spaces of its kind in Los Angeles. Built around a handsome wooden table with a clean professional microphone setup, the room was put together with broadcast quality and long-session comfort in mind. Whether you're recording a debut episode or producing an established show, the acoustics, the feel, and the full A/V setup make it a natural fit.

The space doubles as a lounge for artists and guests during events and live sessions — floor-to-ceiling album artwork, warm lighting, and decades of music history on every wall create an atmosphere that doesn't feel like a studio at all. It feels like somewhere worth being.