Kawati Studios
Music rehearsal rooms and audio recording, mixing and post-production studios for musicians and audiovisual projects in Strasbourg
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15
About Kawati Studios
Kawati Studios operates rehearsal rooms and audio studios in Strasbourg. Services include recording, mixing, post-production and Dolby Atmos, for music, voice, audiobooks, podcasts and audiovisual projects.
It also offers team-building activities, training and courses, and dubbing services. The venue hosts residents, labels and events and offers private hire.
KAWATI STUDIOS is a French SARL founded in 2011 and based in Strasbourg.
Product: Rehearsal rooms and studios for recording, mixing, post-production and Dolby Atmos, alongside training and event services.
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