Recording Studio Design
Fluid Acoustics has been designing and building recording studios since 1990. We act as our client’s project managers to ensure everything is built to the high levels required for a recording studio.
Fluid Acoustics work alongside your chosen contractors or can carry out the installation using our own specialised team. We can either provide recording studio design drawings or we can manage the entire project.
To find out more about our extensive range of services, please click below :
Recording Studio Design
With over 30 years experience designing recording studios, we can provide you with a working design that enables you to know how your studio will sound before a construction has started!
Recording Studio Construction
We have built recording studios in warehouses, commercial buildings and back gardens, our construction techniques enable flexibility in the size of space available. We also provide various options to make funding the costs of constructing a recording studio more palatable.
Recording Studio Consultation
Whether your a client looking to take on the construction of your recording studio in-house or you simply need help with your existing recording studio, we are here to help!
Recording Studio Design considerations :
Recording Studio Design can be seen as an extremely complex and drawn-out process. When you start the recording studio design process there are so many factors to take into account. Below is a typical list of items that need to be considered:
- Geographical location
- Position within the building
- Surrounding neighbourhood – residential or commercial
- Noise pollution – main roads, train lines, underground lines
- Council approval, change of use for practice spaces and late night access
- Recording Studio use and the main function
- Style of recording – Live or program
- Control and live rooms sizes
- Equipment specifications – analogue or digital
- Control room acoustic response, surround sound mixing
- Control room finishes and furniture
- Control room soundproofing
- Control room ventilation
- Control room audio wiring
- Live room size, live band or vocal and individual instrument
- Live room acoustics
- Live room finishes
- Live room soundproofing
- Live room ventilation
- Electrics, star earth
- Noisy equipment/plant locations, Computers, Amplifiers, Vintage Gear
- Recording studio building regulations
With all of the above in mind, you can start to consider the recording studio design stage.
If you need Recording Studio Design help, you have come to the right place!