A state-of-the-art Melbourne recording studio delivering the highest level of sound, music, and video production.

Phoenix Sound Studios is located in Hurstbridge, one of the most beautiful northern suburbs of Melbourne, Australia. The studio offers an inspirational, relaxed, and creative environment and the very latest in studio recording technology.

Contact us to discuss your next project. A free no-obligation recording studio tour can be arranged if desired. Booking in advance is essential.

What makes Phoenix Sound Studios different?

Unlike makeshift setups in bedrooms or warehouses, Phoenix Sound Studios was purposefully designed and constructed to deliver outstanding acoustics while maximizing natural light.

Phoenix Sound Studios is proudly Off-Grid and Fully Sustainable. From tracking and mixing to production and mastering, you can trust Phoenix Sound Studios to deliver world-class audio—all without leaving a carbon footprint.

Our facility comprises three distinct acoustic spaces, ensuring comfort for large bands or intimate chamber orchestras without any sense of confinement. With picturesque surroundings and a serene atmosphere, combined with personalized monitoring, recording becomes a delightful experience. Additionally, ample off-street parking and effortless gear loading and unloading contribute to a stress-free environment.

Owned and operated by a seasoned sound engineer and musician boasting over 35 years of expertise, Phoenix Sound Studios guarantees professionalism and proficiency.

We exclusively utilize premium audio equipment from renowned brands such as Neve, Avalon, Universal Audio, Tascam, and Neumann. Plus, our team possesses the expertise to maximize the potential of our gear.

“A beautiful-sounding main tracking room and just by the clap of a hand, you can tell that acoustic instruments, in particular, come to life here.”

by Neil Boland – Melbourne Guru Magazine

“. . . Such a great environment for capturing contemporary drum sounds. It’s an incredible room with state-of-the-art drums, headphones, desk, and microphones.”

Andrew Gander – Master percussionist

🌞100% Renewable. 0% Compromise.

Since May 2025, we’ve operated on 100% renewable energy, completely off-grid, and proudly committed to a cleaner, more sustainable future. Our studio is powered entirely by the sun, with no reliance on the power grid. Learn more.

Phoenix Sound Studios is the ultimate choice for those seeking the very best in sound, music, and video production. We handle all your production needs from writing and pre-production to tracking, mixing, and mastering, all under one roof.

Additional services are also available such as audio restoration, audio archival, and forensic audio.

Services

Phoenix Sound Studios handles all your production needs under one roof — from writing and pre-production through to tracking, mixing, and mastering.

Additional services include audio restoration and archival, and forensic audio.

Remote Voice-Over & ADR Experience the convenience of remote monitoring for Voice-over and ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement) recording at Phoenix Sound Studios. Connect your session to directors, producers, and studios anywhere in the world, and communicate in real time with the artist and sound engineer remotely. Line-level signal and high-quality monitoring, via proven and widely used platforms like Source-Connect, Source-Nexus, Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet, make every session simple and easy.

PRESS

Magazine and Online Articles about Phoenix Sound Recording Studios Melbourne

COVID-19 update: We are committed to providing a COVIDSafe environment to all clients and have implemented a COVIDSafe plan.

VIDEOS

Recording and playing drums on “No Such Thing As Allow Me” by Romero Lubambo & Weber Drummond

Brand new single release out now by artist andHer produced by Phoenix Sound Studios

TIME SHIFT, an experimental percussion project created by Justin Humphries using uniquely performed percussive instruments and organic sounds. Recorded, filmed, and post-production at Phoenix Sound Studios.

In this instructional video, Justin will explore seven different stereo room mic’ing techniques for recording drums and compare how they sound, both on their own and combined with close microphones on the drum kit.