FuzzFactory
Musikproduktion
mit Seele und analogem Herz
im Herzen Berlins
Music production with soul and an analog heart -
right in the heart of Berlin
The studio for creative recording,
mixing and voiceovers
Think of us as a time machine back to the golden era of music - where classic analog warmth meets modern precision. We’ve built a space where creativity knows no bounds, packed with legendary vintage gear and a vibe that inspires. Whether you're tracking, mixing, or capturing vocals: step in, lean back, and create the sound of your future!
Magic of vintage gear
Get inspired by our treasure trove of vintage gear: preamps, mics, compressors, EQs, instruments, amps, and pedals. Every single piece carries its own history. Channel the warmth and power of these classics into your sound!
The Arsenal
Rooms
We’ve paid the utmost attention to acoustics and design. Because it takes a room that sounds fantastic and offers an inspiring atmosphere to truly bring the best equipment to life - and to make sure your mix sounds exactly the way it should, even in the car.
The Architecture
Record Ready!
Our well laid out studio is like an open highway - you just enjoy the cruise. Single artist or band, overdubs, live-recording or voiceover - experience the combination of musical and technical creativity at FuzzFactory.
The ConceptForget testimonials -
let the music do the talking!
Albums with some FuzzFactory magic in them:
Time for a little namedropping –
FuzzFactory clients:
Royal Republic, Selig, Nena, Adoro, KraftKlub, Joe Jackson, Peter Fox, Pohlmann, Beatsteaks, Grell, Andreas Kümmert, David Pfeffer, Dada ante Portas, Tom Baetzel, Los Colorados, The Weyers, Stegmiller, Rene Marik, Georg auf Lieder, Dino Joubert, Bendik Giske, The Soundbyte, Fräulein Wunder, Ronan Keating, David Bisbal, Paulsrekorder, Nikko Weidemann, Rosenstolz, Nevada Tan, Virginia Jetzt, Baschi, Lovers Electric, Tele, Muff Potter, Niels Frevert, Kate Hall, Frameless
Yamaha Drum Clinics -
live from the FuzzFactory:
Studio History
It feels like yesterday, but it was back in the early 2000s when we first had the idea to build a studio together. After years of working in various recording spaces, we wanted to create an accessible, reliable, and truly creative hub. A series of fortunate coincidences led to the design of the FuzzFactory. Construction began, and by 2004, our dream space was ready for the world - kicking things off with recordings for Nena.
More than twenty years later, we’ve had the privilege of working with countless other great artists. And while our acoustic and technical foundation has proven to be excellent, we have constantly refined details and added even more sonic treasures to offer the best possible experience for all upcoming projects.
The Faces Behind the Fuzz:
Michael Tibes
A music fan since my early teens, I built my first amplifier at 13 and started playing guitar at 14. Without knowing it at the time, both would shape the entire course of my life.
When I got the chance to work at the legendary "Chateau du Pape" studio in Hamburg, my professional career took off - first as an assistant, then as a sound engineer. Expanding an SSL 4000G to 72 channels or tracking an album with Helloween was just a regular day at the office back then. My passion for a warm, "fat" sound led me straight to a fascination with vintage gear, laying the foundation for today’s collection of high-end classics.
After that, I spent years working as a freelance engineer in a wide variety of studios. The idea of founding my own space actually came from pure pragmatism: I was tired of constantly hauling a car full of outboard gear around to get the sound I wanted. Together with Christian, the plan was born to create exactly that creative oasis in Berlin: The FuzzFactory.
Christian Neander
hier kommt Christians Text
Where we are?
Right in the creative center of Berlin!
You’ll find us right in the creative heart of Berlin: Kreuzberg. Our studio is located in a charming former factory building on the bustling Schlesische Straße - just around the corner from the Lido concert hall. Surrounded by restaurants, pubs, and cafes, you’re right in the middle of the local Kiez vibe, and only a five-minute walk from the Schlesisches Tor subway station.
