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    <description>When Britain&#039;s studio doors close, the consoles do not always go quietly. This is a field guide to the Neve, SSL and EMI desks that have been rescued, stored, exported and sometimes brought home, and to the engineers who keep them alive.</description>
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    <description>Noise abatement notices and planning rows are becoming a fact of life for small UK studios. From London conversions to Glasgow tenements, here is how the paperwork works, what it costs and what owners can do before a complaint becomes a closure.</description>
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    <description>From Victorian churches to cotton mills, the UK’s most characterful recording studios often hide inside listed buildings. We tour seven of them — not just for the gear, but for the lessons their stone, brick and timber offer any producer working in an unusual space.</description>
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