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Inside the rooms

Eight photographs from the control room and the live room. Each one is captioned with the session it belongs to, so the picture is evidence rather than decoration.

  • A digital mixing console in a dark room with its channel meters lit.
    01 Engineer-assisted session: the desk is set to the input list before the first take.
  • A control room with a long analogue console, monitor speakers above it and an empty chair at the desk.
    02 Studio session: the control room set up and left for the client to work in.
  • A close view of two condenser microphone grilles under warm light.
    03 Vocal production: microphone choice is settled before the booth is set up.
  • A large analogue console photographed along its rows of faders and switches.
    04 Mix consultation: an existing mix is listened through on the room's own monitoring.
  • A condenser microphone in a shock mount, with microphone stands out of focus behind it.
    05 Podcast session: each voice gets its own microphone and its own track.
  • A tall wall of studio equipment lit from below in a narrow control room.
    06 Studio session: outboard equipment stays patched and available through the hours.
  • A studio loudspeaker photographed close, showing the driver and the tweeter.
    07 Mix consultation: the monitoring is the reason a second room is worth the hour.
  • A storage wall of instruments and tape machines along the side of a room.
    08 Live-room rental: the floor, the power and the space, without the control room.

Describe the result

A short description of the intended result, the people in the room and the rough hours is enough to have a service named and a rate written down.

Notices from the studio

An occasional note when the rate card or the room changes. An email address and nothing else.

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