Ivar Rosenberg Lydteknik

Danish recording studio operating from 1965 to 1971, sometimes referred to as Rosenberg Lydteknik I/S, or on some international releases Ivar Rosenberg Sound Technic. Owned by engineer Ivar Rosenberg, it was located in Vanløse Bio, a cinema in the suburbs of Copenhagen. One of the leading Danish studios of it’s time, it had an advanced 8-track recording machine - built by Rosenberg himself - which attracted a good number of the Danish late-1960s progressive rock acts. As the studio could only be used when the cinema did not operate, Rosenberg relocated his studio in 1971 and it became Rosenberg Studio. Note that some later releases still use the name Ivar Rosenberg Lydteknik even if recorded in the new studio.