arts & tonic
Equal parts art and technicality. Stir in tonic. Pour over ice.
Shaping Sound. From Studio to Stage.
arts & tonic is a boutique sound and AV studio in Vienna. Small by choice, precise by habit. For us, the quality of our work matters as much as the trust and personal contact we build with our clients.
Bring the art. The tonic is on us.
Meet the team →Our services
Live, studio and AV — planned, engineered and delivered under one roof. We’re equally musicians as we are engineers. Each project is different: we start with the music's intent and the artist's needs, then come up with our concept.
Record · Mix & Master · Create
Your record, sounding like you meant it: We are convinced that our own experience as musicians gives us the right foundation to help you reach that goal - from tracking and mixing to sound design, original music and video post-production.
- Recording
- Mixing/Mastering
- AV Production
Live Sound · Broadcast AV
Open-air opera, orchestra crossovers, streams with a hundred moving parts. Live projects are challenging: We plan them with you early, so show day feels calm.
- Live Sound
- Broadcast AV
A room where your music comes first.
We spend a lot of our time in the studio, sometimes it even feels like we live there. That's why it was our priority to build a space that feels like home - and we think you will feel it the moment you step in.
Record in our Live Room.
Refine in our Edit Suite.
Finalise in our Mixing and Mastering Control Room in Dolby Atmos.
Hang out in our Lounge and on our outdoor terrace.
Our portfolio
Sound design and system engineering for Puccini's Tosca at St. Margarethen — one of the largest open-air opera productions in the world, rebuilt this season around a new immersive processor.
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Music mixing for the ARD series scored by Hans Zimmer and Aleksey Igudesman — a 5.1 music mix for all six episodes, the stereo and Dolby Atmos soundtrack album, and live sound for the premiere night in Hannover.
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Full AV production for Mozart's Die Zauberflöte at the Haus für Mozart — broadcast on ORF 2 and streamed on Deutsche Grammophon's STAGE+, from planning through post.
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