Recording studios and sound systems design
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Sound systems design, recording studios design, tuning and debugging of complex sound systems
Studio Muzychi has started
Construction of the studio in Muzychi near Kyiv completed. The owner of the studio has asked us not to be limited to advice on acoustics. Therefore, we have been involved in the design and manufacture of switching, power supply system, etc., which you can read already on the updated version of the site. In the meantime, we put some photos in the Portfolio.
Recording studio in Moldova
February 4, was installed and configured Reflexion Arts 239 monitor system in the studio, which is located in Nova Aneny, Moldova. Project author - Oleg Naumenko. The studio was built in the shortest possible time. This is the first studio in Moldova, which were installed Reflexion Arts monitors in. More information - in the Portfolio
Recording studio Maxi Sound, 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.
Sergei Bolshakov's recording studio "Parametrica"
Sergei Bolshakov's recording studio "Parametrica" is one of the most successful studios in Russia. It specializes in live music recording. The studio is located in the centre of Moscow (Taganka), in the basement of a building. Reflexion Arts 239 monitors, which are installed in the studio, are the first monitor system in Moscow, designed by Philip Newell. Studio contains a control room, three rooms for recording, machine room, rest rooms, etc. The author of the project and process engineer - Alexander Kravchenko. Monitor system installation - ...
