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What size of rooms are most suitable for control room?

admin — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 23:21:21 +0000

If we are talking about a stereo control room, the most optimal are the premises from 30 to 50 square meters. Smaller rooms are more difficult to design and harder to achieve a desired result, especially in controlling of low frequencies. In areas larger than 50 square meters we can meet up with other problems. In any case – no matter how big the room is – the distance from the listening position to the monitors can not be more than five meters.

Ceiling height in the future control room can not be less than three meters. In this case – after finishing works -resulting ceiling height can be approximately 215cm. The best choices are the premises with a ceiling height of 4-5 meters or higher. Width of control room can be more than 450sm, depth – more than 300 cm. Location window and door openings also affects the decision. The abovementioned figures are approximate and rather minimal. They are shown without insulation, otherwise they should be more.

Recording studio, Moldova

admin — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 22:32:52 +0000

It starts with the design studio in Anenii Noi, Moldova. The studio will be located in a separate building. The area of the future studio is about 50 square meters, ceiling height – about 4 meters. The studio will consist of a control and vocal rooms. Presumably, the design work will need up to two months. Author of the project and process engineer – Oleg Naumenko. Reflexion Arts 239 monitors will be install in the studio. It will the first monitor system designed by Philip Newell in Moldova.

Recording studio Maxi Sound, Kyiv

admin — Sun, 07 Oct 2007 22:24:55 +0000

Maxi Sound, Obolon, Kyiv

Installation of the monitor system Reflexion Arts 239 completed construction of the recording studio Maxi Sound, which is located at Obolon in Kyiv. The studio contains a control room (30 square meters), recording space with a neutral acoustics, vocal room, arranger, service and office space. Project author – Alexander Kravchenko. Engineering and technology – Victor Verhnyatsky. Switching and installation of monitors – Oleg Naumenko and Alexander Kravchenko.