Intro

The Playroom is a purpose built recording studio with live room, vocal booth and large
comfortable air-conditioned control room. A fabulous, friendly environment to record in.

Great gear – Great vibe – Great sound

All costs and requirements are discussed and quoted on an individual basis.
We have hourly, daily and weekly rates. Engineer included with all bookings.

Great rates – Great results – Great fun

Also from The Playroom:- ‘remote mixing‘.
Send us individual ‘stems’ (i.e. guitar, vocal, backing vocal), Logic Project (or Garageband)
recorded elsewhere (even your bedroom!) when you’re ready for mixing and we’ll mix.

theplayroom@mjsmusic.co.uk

About Us

The Playroom is set in a relaxed South Downs location, nr Arundel, West Sussex. The studio offers great spaces for recording including a spacious vocal booth and live room. The large comfortable, air-conditioned control room has plenty of space for relaxing between takes. Alongside a wide selection of high quality microphones from Neumann, SE Electrics… Continue reading About Us

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Orchestration

The Playroom, Arundel is home for Mike Saunders (Orchestrator and Mixing Engineer) who has written hundreds of orchestrations for shows, soundtracks, pop tunes and TV themes over the last 30 years. He has been a professional musician in the theatre world since he was 18 years old (mainly as a bass player but also in… Continue reading Orchestration

A great studio to work and record in.

-PD / Retro Blue

A great studio to work and record in

Mike has created a superb environment for recording at The Playroom. He knows just how to create the right sound from the various room and microphone options he has at his disposal.

Mike is also very adept at creating a relaxed and productive atmosphere in a session. He manages creative people extremely well, knows how to get the best out of musicians, and when to call a coffee break! All in all, it’s really an excellent place to record and make the very most of your project.

-DC

A superb environment for recording