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14 Rue Sébastien Gryphe, 69007 Lyon

Mon–Sat 10:00–20:00, by appointment

+33 (0)4 78 62 19 47FR

Recording studio · Lyon 7th · Guillotière

Your music, recorded with care in Lyon

Bertrum Nivonu is an independent studio on Rue Sébastien Gryphe, between the Rhône and Place Saxe-Gambetta. We welcome singers, bands, producers, actors and podcasters to record, mix and master their projects, by appointment.

  • 3spaces: control room, live room and vocal booth
  • 6days a week, by appointment
  • 14days to withdraw from a distance booking (see terms)
The Bertrum Nivonu control room in Lyon, mixing console with a view into the live room

Sessions Monday to Saturday, 10:00–20:00, by appointment

What we do

Six services, one point of contact

Each project is followed by the same engineer, from the first take to the final file. Prices include VAT; the written quote sets everything out before the session.

Vocal recording

Lead vocals, harmonies, rap: a treated booth, a dedicated engineer and a headphone mix set for you.

From €66 incl. VAT (€55 excl. VAT)

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Live band recording

Bands and ensembles tracked together in the live room with full multitrack capture.

From €348 incl. VAT (€290 excl. VAT)

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Mixing

Balance, depth and impact: a mix that respects what your song is trying to say.

From €336 incl. VAT (€280 excl. VAT)

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Mastering

Stereo or stem mastering, levels suited to streaming, vinyl and radio.

From €78 incl. VAT (€65 excl. VAT)

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Production & arrangement

Arrangement, programming and artistic direction, from demo to finished track.

From €780 incl. VAT (€650 excl. VAT)

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Voiceover & podcast

Voiceover, audiobooks, podcasts: a quiet booth, editing and exports to spec.

From €72 incl. VAT (€60 excl. VAT)

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Two members of the studio team talking near the console

14 Rue Sébastien Gryphe, 69007 Lyon

The studio

A place built for playing, not for showing off

The studio occupies the ground floor of a 19th-century Lyon building, set back on a courtyard. We rebuilt the three rooms as a "box within a box": floating floors, double doors and acoustic treatment sized for each use. The result is a quiet space where you hear what you play, without listening fatigue.

“We would rather get a good take than spend ten hours fixing one. Our job is first to put musicians in the right conditions, then to capture what they do.”

Camille Vernet, managing director and sound engineer

Typical split of a half-day vocal session:

  • Setup, levels and warm-up25 %
  • Takes55 %
  • Playback, comping and backup20 %

How it works

Four steps, no surprises

  1. First conversation

    You write or call. We listen to your demos and talk about the result you want, the budget and the timing.

  2. Written quote

    You receive a detailed quote including VAT and a proposed slot. The booking is confirmed by a 30% deposit.

  3. Session

    The engineer prepares the room before you arrive. You play; we take care of the sound, the backups and the pace.

  4. Delivery

    Files delivered by download link in the agreed format. Revisions listed in the quote are included.

Why us

What you can rely on

Controlled acoustics

Three rooms treated separately and isolated from the building. No bleed from the live room into the booth.

Published prices, written quote

All our rates are published including VAT. Nothing is charged unless it was written in the quote and accepted.

Clear rights

Your author and performer rights remain yours. Producer rights in the master are assigned to you in writing after payment.

Session types

What gets recorded here

  • A four-piece band recording together in the wooden live room

    A band, live

    Drums, bass, guitars and keys recorded together in one day to keep the energy of the stage.

    Live band recording
  • Two people record a podcast around a round table with microphones

    A monthly podcast

    Two voices, one table, dynamic mics: a one-hour recording, edited and exported the next day.

    Voiceover & podcast
  • An engineer listens to a master in the mastering room, facing the monitors

    An EP to finish

    Four tracks mixed elsewhere, mastered here for streaming platforms and a vinyl pressing.

    Mastering
  • A producer plays a synthesizer next to an acoustic guitar

    A demo to produce

    A voice and a guitar to start with; arrangement, programming and production of the full track.

    Production & arrangement

Studio journal

Technical and legal advice

Articles written by the team to help you prepare sessions and understand your rights.

Frequently asked questions

Before you book

Do I need an appointment to visit the studio?

Yes. The studio is not a shop: we only receive visitors by appointment, Monday to Saturday between 10:00 and 20:00. A 20-minute visit before booking is free.

Do the prices include VAT?

Yes, prices are shown including 20% French VAT, with the amount excluding VAT in brackets for businesses. See our Rates page.

Can I cancel my booking?

If you book at a distance (e-mail, phone, form), you have a 14-day right of withdrawal. Cancellation and rescheduling terms are set out in our Terms of service.

Who owns the recordings?

You keep your author and performer rights. Producer rights in the recordings made by the studio are assigned to you in writing once the invoice is paid in full.

Do you record on location?

No, we only work in our premises in Lyon 7th. For mixing and mastering, however, you can send us your files remotely.

The Rhône river banks in Lyon at sunset, with a bridge and people walking

A project to record in Lyon?

Tell us about your project: we get back to you with a proposed slot and a written quote, with no obligation, within one business day.