For the similarly named studio, please check Atlantic Sound Studios.
Recording and mastering studio of Atlantic Records. Founded in New York City, in 1947, by Ahmet Ertegun & Herb Abramson.
Also credited as :
- Atlantic Recording Studios, New York City
- Atlantic Recording Studio
- Atlantic Sound Studios
- Atlantic Studios, N.Y.C.

Identifiable mastering scribings in runouts include "AT" or "@t" or similar.

An independent company, Atlantic gained a reputation for being honest, & their business practices allowed them to hire the best musicians in the business. When it was industry practice to pay royalties below 2 percent, or in the case of minority performers, no royalties at all, Atlantic was paying 3 to 5 percent. Specializing in rhythm & blues, jazz, & soul, Atlantic also recorded rock & roll, blues, country & western, gospel, and comedy. From early on in their history, Atlantic was a major player among American record companies.
In 1967 they were purchased by Warner Bros. - Seven Arts Records, and today is part of the Warner Music Group

Engineers known to have worked here;
- Producers - Recording/Mixing engineers:
-- Tom Dowd (co-developer of the studios)
-- Jimmy Douglass
-- Gene Paul
-- Lew Hahn
-- Bobby Warner
-- Adrian Barber
-- Phil Lehle
-- Bruce Tergesen
- Recording/Mixing engineers:
-- Tom Heid
-- Randy Mason
-- Brian Eddolls (synclavier programmer)
-- Michael O'Reilly
-- Bill Dooley
-- Dan Nash
-- Stephen Benben
- Mastering engineers:
-- George Piros
-- Dennis King
-- Rob Grenell (2)
-- Al Brown (5)
-- Ray Janos
-- Sam Feldman
- Recording/Mastering engineers:
-- Zal Schreiber
- Technical engineers:
-- Clair Krepps (chief engineer)
-- Joel Kerr
-- Tom Cahill (3)
-- Sami Ucikan
-- Ray DeLeon