The Official Voice Of Remote Recording and Peter Brandt – Specialists for worldwide concert recording, live broadcast, remote music production, remote mixing, remote mastering, and immersive audio. A world-class journey through four decades of concert recording — past, present, and what comes next.

Productions we have been involved in over the years, recognised with international awards and nominations.

Randy Brecker with Michael Brecker (2006)

Some Skunk Funk

Randy Brecker with Michael Brecker (2006)

Two Grammy® Awards for Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album and Best Jazz Instrumental Solo.

Recorded live at the Leverkusener Jazztage 2004 by Peter Brandt; mixed by Klaus Genuit at Hansa Studios, Bonn.

Both Klaus Genuit and Peter Brandt received a Grammy® Award for this album.

Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra (1995)

Walton Belshazzar´s Feast

Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra (1995)

Grammy® Award for Best Choral Performance.

Recorded for Decca, London, at Winchester Cathedral with our Mobile 4.

Peter Gabriel (1994)

Secret World Live

Peter Gabriel (1994)

Grammy® Award for Best Music Video, Long Form.

In 1993, our newly built recording truck, Mobile 4, was used to capture the Secret World Live show in Modena.

Tina (1989)

Live In Europe

Tina (1989)

Grammy® Award for Best Rock Vocal Performance, Female.

The very early days. Together with our Manor Mobiles (UK) colleagues, we contributed to the album’s recordings.

Recorded with the Dierks Studios Recording Mobile at the Westfalenhalle, Dortmund, in 1988.

STING (1986)

Bring On The Night-Live CD

STING (1986)

Grammy® Award for Best Pop Vocal Performance, Male.

The very early days. Recorded in 1985 with the Dierks Studios Recording Mobile in Arnhem, Paris and Rome; released in 1986.

Edited in New York City, mixed at AIR Studios, Montserrat.

Engineered by Gerd Rautenbach, Peter Brandt, Kim Turner and Jim Scott.

Re-released on Blu-ray in 2009.

STING (1985)

Bring On The Night-Video

STING (1985)

Grammy® Award for Best Music Video, Long Form.

Captured in 1985 over a period of three weeks in Paris with the Dierks Studios Recording Mobile.

Around The World In 80 Milliseconds (2021)

Around The World In 80 Milliseconds

Around The World In 80 Milliseconds (2021)

Recipient of the IBC Innovation Award for Content Creation, recognising the production and proof of concept of the first fully decentralised live global music event.

The event featured a concert by Purple Schulz and Markus Wienstroer, as well as a reading of James Joyce’s Ulysses, performed by Stephan Ullrich.

Tina Turner Live In Amsterdam (1996)

Wildest Dream Tour

Tina Turner Live In Amsterdam (1996)

Grammy® nomination for Best Long Form Music Video at the 40th Grammy Awards (1997).