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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The Ensemble Rehearsal Studio C 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 A 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 B 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 Studio H 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.