Where bits dance to the beat
Modern audiovisual media and multimedia productions need sound. Music, speech and sounds are just as much a part of films as they are of interactive immersive worlds
The Sound Studio at the Faculty of Digital Media allows students to create professional sound recordings under expert guidance, edit them digitally and integrate them into their media productions This is where technology, sound and creativity merge to create unique media experiences.
Lab equipment
- Calibrated control room 27 m² with Genelec 1038 monitor, Genelec 8330APM nearfield monitor
- Expansion with Genelec 8350APM, 8340APM and 7380AP subwoofer
- Soundcraft VI 3000 audio mixing console, 96 channels, 27 busses, BSS DPR 901 Dynamic Eqs, 4 internal Lexicon FX, automixer
- 128 channel hard disk recording system ProTools HD, Mac based
- ProTools Artist Mix DAW controller
- Digigrid MGO 64Ch Madi interface
- 128 channel hard disk recording system Samplitude, Windows based
- Lexicon L 300, Yamaha SPX 990 external reverb processors
- Waves Soundgrid Impact Server
- Numerous plug-ins from Waves, Fabfilter, Oeksound, Leapwing, Lexicon, Audio Ease, Izotope, Dear Reality, Soundtoys, Sonnox, Neve, SSL, Fairchild…
- Large recording room with 80m² and 3.5m height, small recording room 26m², speaker booth 4m²
- Microphones from Neumann, Sennheiser, Shure, AKG, Microtech Gefell, Elektro Voice etc.
- Keyboards, external sound generators
Mobile system
- Midas M32 mixing console with 32-channel multitrack recorder, Waves tracks
- 2 x Midas DL 153 stagebox
- Neumann KH 120 monitoring monitors
- Microphones from Neumann, Sennheiser, Shure, AKG, Microtech Gefell, Elektro Voice etc.
Head of Lab
I love good sound and am happy to give advice.
