Electronic Music Production Studio
Haus Quake is a recording studio based in Portsmouth, UK. We specialise in electronic music styles, Techno, House, Electro, Electronica, EDM. If you want synths and drum machines in your music then we are the place for you.
Welcome To Haus Quake
A space born from a passion for electronic music, with over 30 instruments it is a room full of inspiration for aspiring or established artists. A synthesiser heaven a drum machine utopia, vintage analogue and modern classics combine to produce limitless creative possibilities.
If you want synths and drum machines in your music, whatever the genre, Haus Quake is the place for you. Haus Quake is open to all, no matter your experience so with this in mind we offer flexible sessions from hourly to full and multiple-day bookings.
Each project is different so contact us to talk in more detail.
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All the hardware you could ever want or need in one space! Tim is extremely knowledgeable about all the gear & the software side of things. He can help with projects you might be stuck with and help you get them over the line. He is also a lovely guy to boot!
Alex Cave
Latest Posts
Multiband Compressors vs. Dynamic EQ’s: Differences and Uses
In audio production and mixing, achieving clarity, balance, and punch in a track often depends on effective dynamic control. Two essential tools for managing dynamics are multiband compressors and dynamic EQs (dynamic equalizers). While both can shape the sound and address frequency-specific issues, they work in different ways and serve unique purposes. In this article, we’ll explore what multiband compressors and dynamic EQs do, their key differences, and when to use each in your mix or master.
Audio Mastering – AI vs. Human | Ultimate Guide
In recent years, AI has revolutionized many aspects of music production—from songwriting aids to virtual instruments and, increasingly, audio mastering. Online AI mastering services promise fast, affordable, and automated mastering, with platforms like LANDR, eMastered, and others leading the charge. While these tools are impressive, there are still compelling reasons to approach them with caution—especially if you care deeply about the final sound of your music.
Here’s why you might not want to rely on AI mastering for your next release:
