Studio Cpo
Recording studio offering music production, mixing and audio services for artists and companies
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Studio Cpo
Studio CPO provides recording, music production, mixing, mastering, voice-over recording, podcast production and sound design services.
It works with artists and companies worldwide through custom production and audio engineering services. The studio is based in London and describes its recording space as being in North London.
Product: Recording, music production, mixing, mastering, voice-over, podcast production and sound design services.
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