Synchron Stage Vienna
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Synchron Stage, Vienna
Established in 1939, the Synchron Stage is a recording facility based in Austria’s classical capital, Vienna. The venue combines a scoring stage with studios, isolation booths, lounges, and office space. It provides cutting-edge technology and acoustics (such as Dolby Atmos in Auro-3D, Stereo, and Surround) for pioneering leaders in music, from chamber and big symphony orchestras to choirs, rock bands, jazz artists, and more.
The venue has a wealth of history behind it, notably constructed by National Socialists between 1939 and 1941 for picture-synchronised sound production. The main hall accommodates the in-house Synchron Stage Orchestra (an ensemble of the world’s finest instrumentalists), performing symphonies from Beethoven, Mozart, Dvořák, and Brahms alongside film scores.
The Synchron Stage is well-known for its film fixtures, offering recordings for national and international productions such as Netflix, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Marvel Studios, and Terra Mater Factual Studios. The recent library of projects includes The Meg (2018), Ad Astra (2019), Promising Young Woman (2020), WandaVision (2021), Hawkeye (2021), and more.
What is the Synchron Stage’s capacity?
The venue’s main hall, Stage A, spans 540 square meters and can accommodate orchestras of up to 130 musicians.
Is the Synchron Stage wheelchair accessible?
Yes! For specific accessibility needs or enquiries, please contact the venue directly.
Who has recorded at the Synchron Stage?
Several composers and musicians have appeared at the Synchron Stage, including Hans Zimmer and Rupert Gregson-Williams, who recorded scores for productions such as Inferno and the Netflix series The Crown.
How can visitors get to the Synchron Stage?
The Synchron Stage in Vienna primarily functions as a recording studio and may not regularly host public events. However, those interested in visiting or attending sessions should visit the venue's website here.