Recording Studios
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Click here for a thorough description of the space and equipment. To Book the Main Recording Studio: DISCLAIMER: The Main Recording Studio is used across several departmental operations and therefore will be prioritized for use in the following order:
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For a detailed list of equipment and description of the studio click here. |
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The Ensemble Rehearsal Studio is designed for small-to-medium ensembles, this acoustically treated rehearsal space provides an ideal environment for rehearsals, workshops, and demo recordings. Equipped with a streamlined amplification system and 16 channels of digital audio conversion, the room enables musicians to quickly capture high-quality demos and rehearsals while maintaining a comfortable, collaborative space for creative development and ensemble performance. |
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The Main Recording Studio is the flagship and central hub of CC’s recording facilities. Its control room serves simultaneously as a classroom for music technology courses, while the live room is designed for high-quality recordings or hosting small performances. Equipped with 24 channels of Grace Designs preamps and a small collection of analog (outboard) equipment, the studio is capable of any studio-grade production and is spacious enough for multi-tracking up to medium-sized ensembles.
The Personal Recording Studio is a smaller studio perfectly suited for individual project work, overdub recording, and mixing and mastering. This studio is equipped with several synthesizers, MIDI controllers, and a handful of mics, making it the ideal space for post-production work, sound design, or critical listening.
The Packard Hall Recording Booth consists of two rooms and serves as both the live sound and lighting control area for all student, faculty, and visiting artist events. Equipped with dedicated ceiling-mounted microphones, which can be adjusted via a motorized pulley system, it includes four individual DPA condenser mics surrounding the stage, reinforced by a central stereo pair.