Live Sound in Opwijk

The Tiny Studio was created by Karl Ancia recording engineer at the national Opera House of Belgium "La Monnaie" We do mainly live surround acoustic music recordings, multichannel sound designs & sound reinforcement for classical music concerts, theatre and opera productions.

AV Inspire was created in 2011 after more than 10 years of experience in Live Opera, big band and gospel Recording and Amplification. Founder Geert De Deken, is head Sound Engineer at the Royal Opera House "La Monnaie" of Brussels.

I am a audio engineer, mixer & producer from Ghent, Belgium. Occasionally I'll do mastering too. Check my website studioledeberg.be for more info! Peter

A small studio with vintage equipment and a well trained engineer

i had a 2 year course of sound and light engineering in antwerp. (SIHA) Ive been live mixing cover bands in local pub for about 3 years now. but my passion lays in the studio, creating music with my friends and feel the soul of the sound we made, I've been rec and mixing for 8years, im ready to help other talented artists!

My personal goal is to make each production sound the best it can. I am happy when a production moves me, as all good music should.

I'm a music producer and audio engineer based in Brussels. www.recandroll.com www.charlesdeschutter.com

Sam Van Coillie is an award winning Recording and Mixing Engineer with credits on dozens of released albums. Over the years he has worked with artists like Jack Parrow, Freshlyground, Kenny Young, Mike Sanchez, Albert Lee and many others.

Antwerp-based studio of recording artist/producer Tristan Finck.

I am a freelance Foh and studio engineer, doing shows normally somewhere between 500-5000 people. I worked on a lot of festivals including Sziget, Punkrock holiday, Tarraneo, Rock Otocec and this years(2013) Groezrock fest.

Hi, I'm a pro recording engineer, my specialities are acoustic recordings (Jazz, world, classical ...) in concert halls, churches, live on stage ... up to 48 channels at once through Millennia pre-amps ...