WELCOME TO SOUND TECHNIQUES

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THE NEW STUFF

We will be reintroducing a wide array of iconic Sound Techniques audio designs based on the original schematics including microphone preamplifiers, equalizers, compressor/limiters, recording consoles and software bundles
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RECLAIM HISTORY

Think you've never heard of Sound Techniques? Think again! Artists that recorded with Sound Techniques consoles include: Pink Floyd, The Who, David Bowie, Elton John, Jimi Hendrix, Queen, The Doors, The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin and many more.

OUR HISTORY

The success of any audio equipment manufacturer, Sound Techniques included, is only as good as the writers, musicians, producers and engineers that employ the equipment to earn a livelihood and create enduring masterworks of recorded art. However, every great recording desk leaves a sonic imprint on the created work, wether it be Sound Techniques, Cadac, EMI, Neve, Helios or any of the other manufacturers of high quality audio gear.

Paul McCartney, Trident Studio

July 1968 Photo Credit:Tony Bramwell

Rolling Stones at Elektra in 1969

Photo credit: Robert Altman

Elton John at Trident Studios, 1970

Photo credit: Ray Stevenson/REX Shutterstock

CATCH UP ON SOUND TECHNIQUES HISTORY THROUGH THE NEW DOCUMENTARY FILM:

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THE PARTS YOU DON’T HEAR:  THE UNTOLD STORY OF SOUND TECHNIQUES

The film, helmed by directors Neil Innes and Nicolas Turner, promises to be a fantastic journey through the untold story of Sound Techniques, Ltd., featuring the incredible music that was created by many of the legendary musicians of the time and filled with the insights of the creators themselves.  The Parts You Don’t Hear will examine the ever-evolving world of recording technology as demonstrated by some of the most exciting music ever captured.