Even if you were using your own equipment, Mayfair had all the full recording studio facilities right in the building, with tons of gear, miles of cables, connect anything to anything. They could make up special leads on the spot, and had experts to get you going when you crashed!

Studio 3: This studio was favoured by new young artists and producers and many now famous names started their careers here such as Lily Allen, Sugababes, Amy Winehouse etc.

Studio 4 : 5m x 4m Originally this was the room we used for meetings, but Annie Lennox asked if she could use it as a writing room when she was writing "Walking on Broken Glass" and then the Bee Gees used it for a writing room whilst they were recording their album "One" in Studio Two, so that was it - no more meeting room. Matt Rowe later became a permanent fixture for 6 years in this compact little control room with adjoining live room and mic tie-lines. He spent many hours there working on Spice Girls tracks and writing new songs.

Studio 5 : 7m x 5m on 2 levels
A writer's/programmer's paradise. It had luxurious spacious room with daylight. Stairs to own mezzanine lounge tv area. Adjoining large office with self contained kitchen and and bathroom. Herbert Groenemeyer used this as his own special studio for 5 years. In recent years Rick Knowles worked there with artists such as Keith Urban.

Studio 6 : 6m x 5m on 2 levels
Guy Chambers and Robbie Williams persuaded us to build this room for them by converting our office space into a studio. There was a spacious main room with superb drum booth, rooflights with daylight. It had stairs to private mezzanine seating with tv area and kitchenette. Needless to say we ended up with our office up in the loft which was the only space left in the buildng.