Audio Studios, Berlin

Recording and mastering facility, located on the Ostpreussendamm in Lichterfelde, Berlin (Germany). It was founded in 1968 by Jörg Schmeier and Jürgen Wentorf (chief engineer) and closed in 2006. The complex consisted of two recording studios (the first of which equipped with a Neumann cutting lathe) and housed TV film sound facilities and a library of sound effect and tape music. Also notable was the presence of a Synthi synthesizer. Engineers known to have worked here: Klaus Mack, Klaus D. Hildebrandt, Stan Regal, Tom Müller. Also appears on releases as: Audio Studio, Audio Tonstudio, Audio Studios and Audiostudio Berlin.