Studio 1

Control Room

Allied to Studio One live room it's control room has both digital and analogue technology. Always keeping abreast of current hardware and software we strive to maintain the highest standards of production. We have also installed large plasma screens for our educational workshops and for improved visibility for those interested in the mixing and mastering processes.

Studio 2

Used for solo projects, commercial production, voiceovers and radio jingles, Studio Two is favoured by a number of solo clients for it's intimacy and accoustically dead recording area. Housing similar technology to that of Studio One, the same levels of quality and standards can be maintained. Of course, all information and files are interchangable between both studios.

Live Room Studio 1

Studio One is the larger of our studios with plenty of room for bands, choral or small orchestra. It is designed to allow line of sight through all other Studio One areas. With quality of sound always paramount, the room is designed without parallel walls and with possibilities to vary the accoustics within the area if necessary. It is particularly suited to accoustic music and the relaxed atmosphere brings out the best in musicians and artists of all standards.

Reception

Initial Reception and Seating/Waiting Areas 

It is rare that our clients are kept waiting but on the odd occasion that it does happen, there is a comfortable and welcoming reception area where clients and guests can enjoy complimentary tea or coffee. Further into the studios there are more seating areas from which you and your visitors can watch the activities in all areas of Studio One and Video Editing,

Dining Area

Food and Drink! 

For longer sessions, parties, teambuilding and further relaxation there is a dining area allied to Studio One. Buffets for our parties and teambuilding are set out on the table and clients are invited to take food and drink anywhere in the studios except the control room and live rooms. The exceptions to this rule are the poor producers who would otherwise die quickly of thirst or slowly of malnutrition (about 12 years in John's case!)