Linear Recording, Recording studio in Leichhardt, Australia
Linear Recording is a recording studio in Leichhardt equipped with a complete analog setup spanning multiple decades of audio equipment. The facility includes an AWA P66500 console, several Studer tape machines, a Fender Rhodes piano, Hammond organ, and a 1963 Ludwig-Musser drumkit available for sessions.
Founded in 2005 by engineer Christopher Vallejo and Emren Kara, the studio quickly became a notable venue within Sydney's music production landscape. The facility has maintained its focus on analog recording technology since its inception, building a reputation for this specialized approach.
The facility draws musicians who value the warm sound character of analog recording, creating a space where artists connect with a hands-on production approach. This focus on tactile, hardware-based creation resonates with performers seeking a different recording experience than digital alternatives offer.
The studio operates by appointment only, so booking in advance is essential before visiting. Having some familiarity with analog recording methods or an interest in them will help you get the most from your time there.
The facility houses one of Australia's few complete analog recording systems, including a rare EMT 140 Stereo Tube Plate Reverb unit. This specialized equipment contributes to a distinctive sound character that many digital studios cannot replicate.
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