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A place to hear it differently.

Choose the space around the session rather than fitting the session around a list of equipment. Talk through the arrangement before arriving.

A microphone and pop filter in a dark live room with an upright piano

From performance to playback.

An analogue mixing desk and amber task lights in an empty recording control room
01/ A considered approach

Control room

A place to listen closely, make decisions together and keep the session moving. Discuss monitoring, seating and the recording setup before booking.

Explore the rooms
A microphone and pop filter in a dark live room with an upright piano
02/ A considered approach

Live room

A different perspective for voices, instruments and the sound between them. The session brief determines the layout, microphones and isolation needed.

Plan your setup

Details to check together.

People and instruments

Share the full line-up, the footprint of larger instruments and any sight-line requirements between performers.

Monitoring and communication

Discuss headphone mixes, talkback and how performers prefer to hear each other. Confirm what will be available for the session.

Access and comfort

Ask about the route into the rooms, seating, facilities and breaks before making travel plans.

Bring the setup into focus.

A short conversation before the booking can save a long rearrangement on the day.