Studio V PGP RTB

When PGP RTB became PGP RTS, its studio changed its name as well. Please use Studio V PGP RTS if it is stated on the release as such. Studio 5 of the Radio-Television Belgrade was one of the best and most popular music studios in Yugoslavia. It operated since the 1960s, but in late 1970s it acquired then state-of-the-art equipment, MCI 24-track mixing desk, which attracted many top performers of the pop and rock scene to record their albums. Among them were Ekatarina Velika, Električni Orgazam, Bajaga, Riblja Čorba, Kornelije Kovač, S.A.R.S., Rambo Amadeus, as well as many folk and pop performers. The studio was regularly used by the artists connected with the record label PGP RTB. Studio 5 (or Studio V, as sometimes referred to using a Latin number) was located in the House of Engineers building at Kneza Miloša street in the city center, and was known for its large space, comfortable atmosphere and friendly environment, where musicians frequently gathered. The most prominent employees at the studio were engineer Momčilo Petrović and producer Aleksandar Saša Habić. The studio was closed on October 1, 2010, when the last recordings by the band Galija were done.