The new facility on Becket Street was opened on 1st April 2016 and was constructed by myself, along with some amazing volunteers. Double leaf wall construction coupled with double sealed doors for every room provides superior sound isolation. We’ve retained many of the buildings original features while creating a modern artistic space where creativity can thrive.

The studio live room is large enough to hold a band and audience of 40 people. The 20 foot high, panel absorber ceiling provides excellent acoustics for all kinds of music while the rooms character can be tailored with moveable absorber walls. A separate booth, or ‘dead space’, is used for drier recorded sounds such as voiceover. This space is large enough to fit a drumkit if required.

The control room has been designed around Rod Gervais specifications and provides an incredibly neutral listening environment for critical monitoring while tracking and mixing. This room is home to a host of analogue equipment supporting the main Protools recording system centred around a small format analogue console and patchbay for easy interconnectivity and intuitive use.

The aim has always been to provide the most comfortable environment possible for artists. We want to capture the best performances we can and an inspiring space coupled with …