Studio CBE
French recording studio founded in 1966 by Bernard Estardy (chief engineer), Georges Chatelain (director), Janine Bisson and Gunther Loof. CBE stands for Chatelain-Bisson-Estardy.
The studio was technologically cutting-edge and on the forefront of experimentation and innovation. It was the first studio in France to use 8-track; in 1972 24-track equipment was installed.
Currently operated by Julie Estardy (label, publishing, booking).
Engineers known to have worked here: David Mestre, Alexandre Vitrac, Mathieu Baumer (video).
Credited on releases as:
C.B.E.
CBE Studio
C.B.E. Studios
Studio C.B.E.
C.B.E. Paris
C B E Enregistrements Sonores
Contact:The studio was technologically cutting-edge and on the forefront of experimentation and innovation. It was the first studio in France to use 8-track; in 1972 24-track equipment was installed.
Currently operated by Julie Estardy (label, publishing, booking).
Engineers known to have worked here: David Mestre, Alexandre Vitrac, Mathieu Baumer (video).
Credited on releases as:
C.B.E.
CBE Studio
C.B.E. Studios
Studio C.B.E.
C.B.E. Paris
C B E Enregistrements Sonores
95 rue Championnet
75018 Paris
Phone: +33 (0)1 46 06 66 20