New Steinway Concert Grand Piano

Recording
Written By Curtis Schwartz

We’re pleased to announce the arrival of a Steinway Model D concert grand, equipped with Spirio recording and playback technology.

This is more than a piano. The Spirio system captures and reproduces live performance with exceptional detail, nuance and dynamic range.

Whether sending MIDI recordings from anywhere in the world or playing in person at the studio, artists can now record on a Steinway Model D with concert-hall scale and precision.

The instrument is now available for studio sessions and remote Steinway recording.

Our New Steinway Spirio | r Concert Grand Piano

What this means:

  • Record remotely by sending your MIDI performance to the studio.

  • Receive high-quality audio recorded on the Steinway Model D Spirio.

  • Combine Steinway recording with stereo mixing, Dolby Atmos mixing and in-house production.

Interested in recording on the Steinway?

Get in touch to send a MIDI performance or book a session in person.

Curtis Schwartz

Curtis Schwartz is a producer, mixer, recording engineer and composer based in Sussex, England. He runs Curtis Schwartz Studio, a private residential recording and mixing studio known for high-end production, stereo, 5.1 and Dolby Atmos mixing, mastering, and its 9-foot Hamburg Steinway D Spirio concert grand.

Curtis has worked across records, production music, television and film for more than four decades. His credits include YES, Steve Howe, Sezen Aksu, Stacey Kent, Bee Gees, Suede, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Go West, Cutting Crew, John Taylor, Gwilym Simcock and many others.

As a composer, Curtis has written extensively for KPM/EMI and West One Music, with work used internationally across television, advertising and broadcast media. His studio continues to attract artists, labels and composers looking for a calm, highly musical environment where records can be recorded, mixed, mastered and properly finished.

https://www.curtisschwartzstudio.com
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