The leading Danish recording studio for rock music during the majority of it's existence from 1976 to 2008. Sometimes credited as Sweet Silence Studio or simply Sweet Silence. The affiliated mobile unit is Sweet Silence Mobile Studio.

The original studio was founded in 1976 by engineer and producer Freddy Hansson and located at Strandlodsvej, Amager. He quickly hired Flemming Rasmussen as assistant engineer. They had both been mentored by Ivar Rosenberg at his Rosenberg Studio. The first recording session at Sweet Silence Studios took place on 17 April 1976 and produced the major Gasolin' hit "Hva' Gør Vi Nu, Lille Du?". From the very beginning the studio became the leading recording Danish studio attracting national artists as Sebastian (5), Rugsted/Kreutzfeldt, Anne Linnet, C.V. Jørgensen, Savage Rose a.o., and in the later years Kashmir (2). Over the years also a large number of international artists like Rainbow, Cat Stevens, Ringo Starr and Metallica ("Ride The Lightning" and "Master Of Puppets) a.o. have recorded here. Flemming Rasmussen, now producer and main engineer, took full ownership of the studio in 1999.

In the late 1990's the studio relocated to Njalsgade, Amager. This incarnation is sometimes credited as Sweet Silence Upstairs Studios. The studio at Njalsgade closed in September 2008 and the building was demolished in 2009. After the closure, Rasmussen continued to work as a freelance engineer operating as "Fwrproduction" and as main engineer at Winding Road Studio. In 2014, Flemming Rasmussen, opened Sweet Silence North in Helsingør.