Studio Facilities
Studio Facilities Overview
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A three-room layout with a recording booth, control room, and direction area
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The acoustically controlled booth is ideal for tight drum recording
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Equipped with high-end analog outboard gear and microphones comparable to those used in major studios
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Clean power supplied from 200V single-phase through an isolation down transformer
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32in / 32out, 24bit / 192KHz compatible AD/DA (Universal Audio Apollo 16 x 2)
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Uses a reference-grade monitor controller (Grace Design m905)
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Uses a rubidium atomic reference generator as the master clock (Antelope Audio Isochrone OCX)
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Air is supplied to the booth through ducts, helping keep the space quiet and comfortable
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Supports remote participation using ZOOM and Audiomovers LISTENTO
Direction Area
Multiple people can attend, observe, and give direction from the direction area.
Because it is directly connected to the control room, communication with the engineer is smooth.
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Monitor for viewing the recording booth
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Monitor speakers for the direction area
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Talkback to the recording booth
Services
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Wi-Fi
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Copy & Printer
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Various chargers
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Water server
※ Non-smoking (electronic cigarettes only, outdoors on the premises)
FAQ
- Q. How many people can fit in the booth?
- A. For chorus recording with a microphone for each person, about 2 to 3 people can fit. For chorus recording with many people surrounding one microphone, about 6 to 8 people can fit.
- Q. How many people can fit in the direction space?
- A. The maximum capacity is 5 to 7 people in total: 2 on the sofa (usually directors or artists), 2 to 3 around the sofa (usually members or artists), and about 1 to 2 in the aisle (usually staff or managers). The comfortable number for long working sessions is about 4 to 5 people.