Abbey Road Studios is a recording facility in St John's Wood, London, opened by EMI in 1931 and made globally famous by artists including The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and Radiohead, as well as countless film scores. Beyond its three live rooms, the studio has developed a parallel identity as a music gear brand, licensing its name and sonic heritage to a range of audio products built around its historic equipment and recording spaces.

Its product catalog largely comes through partnerships. With Waves Audio, Abbey Road has produced a deep plugin collection modeling in-house hardware and techniques, including the REDD and TG12345 consoles, the RS56 Passive EQ ("Curve Bender"), the J37 Tape machine, Reel ADT, the Abbey Road Chambers and Plates reverbs, the King's Microphones, and the Vinyl plugin that emulates the studio's cutting and playback chain. The Studio 3 plugin models the acoustics of its mixing room for headphone monitoring.

Other collaborations include Native Instruments' Abbey Road Drummer series (50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, Modern, and Vintage kits sampled in the live rooms) and Spitfire Audio's Abbey Road One and Abbey Road Two orchestral libraries, recorded in Studio One and Studio Two respectively. Abbey Road also offers sampled piano instruments and an online mastering service staffed by its in-house engineers.

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