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"I've mixed for some of the greatest artists who have recorded at La Roca Power Studio, and it definitely has a unique spirit and sound that enhances the magic of the music!"

EDDIE KRAMER

EDDIE KRAMER // Photo: Beau Austin.

"La Roca Studios in Buenos Aires is a destination point for musicians and artists recording in a studio that has a unique vibe and incredible sounds. From the beautiful interior design by WSDG to the acoustics in the room and a stunning control room with a Rupert Neve console and ATC speakers, great outboard gear and a superb collection of vintage and contemporary microphones,
amazing selection of amps and instruments, this is the place to be!

So far the number of international stars and artists who have created great music here are Guns N' Roses, Def Leppard, Kiss, Megadeth, Johnny Depp, David Lebón, The Bad Plus, Anthrax, Charly Garcia, Billy Gibbons, The Gibson Band, Jaz Coleman, Mr Bungle, La Renga, Slash ft Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators, Gary Clark Jr., The Black Crowes, Peyceré Trío, among others! have all been entered by the vibe created by its owner JR, who's love of music and how to create it, is a passion.

The staff of engineers are at the top of their game and have the experience with all types of music and modern technology, with an appreciation of the vintage era to ensure the client gets the best product by their dedication and understanding.
The Rupert Neve console, which has the benefit of its legendary mic pres and EQ’s, gives clients and engineers a wide palette of sounds to choose from.
I have mixed some of the great artists that have recorded in La Roca Power Studio and it definitely has a unique spirit and sound that adds to the magic of the music!
Whether it’s an edgy contemporary band or a vintage one they always get the sound that fits!!
I do believe that there is an increasing awareness of musicians worldwide wanting to record “live" in the studio, rather than using a laptop in a bedroom to make a record!

PPS "IT'S NOT THE GEAR, IT'S THE PEOPLE WHO RUN THE JOINT AND MAKE THE ARTIST FEEL LIKE THET ARE BEING HELPED ON THE DIFFICULT JOURNEY TO CREATE SOMETHING WORTHWHILE!"

— EDDIE KRAMER

Paul Stanley - Kiss

Anthrax

Ross Halfin

Cesar Gueikian & JR

The Bad Plus

Pepo Ferradas, Damian Amato & JR

The studio’s real energy, on screen.
Unscripted jam sessions, high-intensity recordings, and exclusive interviews.

- LA ROCA TV
Johnny Depp at the Steinway, before recording Patti Smith’s “The Jackson Song.”
Photo: Gina Furia
Billy F. Gibbons (ZZ Top) with the 1965 Gibson SG in the live room.
Foto: Martín Darksoul
Dave Mustaine (Megadeth) alongside B.B. King’s Gibson “Lucille” and the Gibson L-00.
Foto: Gina Furia
Slash (Guns N’ Roses) with Frank Zappa’s ’52 Les Paul Goldtop.
Foto: Gina Furia
Sebastián Peycere recording with the ’56 Gretsch Broadkaster Custom.
Scott Ian (Anthrax) with the Gretsch Billy-Bo.
Foto: Martín Darksoul
Chizzo Napoli (La Renga) recording violins at LRPS.
Foto: Sofía Pedraza
Anthrax after their jam at La Roca Power Studio.
Foto: Martín Darksoul
Johnny Depp trying out the ’63 Gibson Les Paul/SG.
Foto: Gina Furia
David Lebón during a live session in the live room.
Foto: Martín Darksoul
Gary Clark Jr. & JR fine-tuning details on the Neve 5088 console.
Foto: Martín Darksoul
Slash exploring different combinations with Frank Zappa’s ’52 Goldtop.
Foto: Gina Furia
Rich Robinson (The Black Crowes) with the ’71 Les Paul Goldtop.
Foto: Martín Darksoul
Eric Singer (Kiss) jamming with the ’56 Gretsch Broadkaster.
Foto: Martín Darksoul
JR smiles at the magic of Billy Gibbons with the 1965 Gibson SG.
Foto: Martín Darksoul
Gary Clark Jr. with the Fender Telecaster Natural and Guillermo Raíces on the ’63 Hammond B3.
Foto: Martín Darksoul
JR & Dave Mustaine (Megadeth) with Pappo’s “Not For Resale” Les Paul.
Charlie Benante (Anthrax) laying down the groove with the ’56 Gretsch.
Foto: Martín Darksoul
Anita Álvarez de Toledo in action with Lisardo.
Foto: Sofía Pedraza
Johnny Depp recording vocals for “Dancing Barefoot” in tribute to Patti Smith.
Brent Fitz (Slash & The Conspirators) at the Steinway piano.
Myles Kennedy (Slash, Alter Bridge singer) with the ’59 Les Paul “Birthday Burst.”
Foto: Gina Furia
Chizzo Napoli recording “Buena Ruta Hermano” with the Gibson “Dave Mustaine Songwriter Demo.”
Foto: Martín Darksoul
Jaz Coleman & The Orchestra of Death during a live session.
Foto: Sofía Pedraza
JR & Paul Stanley (Kiss) at La Roca Power Studio.
Foto: Martín Darksoul
Christopher Hoffe (The White Buffalo) with Frank Zappa’s Goldtop.
Foto: Sofía Pedraza
JR, Paul Stanley, and Tommy Thayer (Kiss) jamming at La Roca.
Foto: Martín Darksoul