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Studio A
Hear what they hear
![studioa The producer’s side of a recording studio with a wide sound board, two chairs, and different sound equipment](https://y8k23e.p3cdn1.secureserver.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/studioa.png)
Circa 1975-2004
Studio A is a full-service 24 track studio designed by Carl Yancher of Wave:Space. This studio consists of two cutting rooms designed for music production, complete with tie lines into Studio D. The first cutting room contains two isolation chambers as well as a 220 square foot recording area - great for vocal overdubs.
The second cutting room, designed for drum tracking and guitar overdubs, offers a 210 square foot recording area accented in hardwood surfaces with RPG acoustic diffusers and bass traps. The control room, an excellent mix room, combines a mixture of custom vintage gear with today's most modern technology.
This combination enables Studio A to provide every possible need for today's modern productions.
What They Used
Console
Multi-Track Tape Machines
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Mix Tape Machines
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Monitors
Outboard Gear
* Additional effects available upon request
Microphones
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