	Recording Studios

Fitdog studios now has around 35 square metres of recording space. An increase of about 40%

Tracking Room 1

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Tracking Room 1.

A bright room with air conditioning and solid oak flooring.
Enough acoustic treatment is used to dampen the flutter echo associated
with rooms of this size. The result is a tight vibrant sound.
Additional acoustic screens can be employed in situations where less ambient sound is required.

A folding table is available for voiceover work where scripts need to be laid out.
The absence of traffic and triple glazing throughout makes this a very quiet space indeed.

Tracking Room 2

Tracking Room 2 with sliding door for improved sound isolation..

A bright room with solid oak flooring.
Enough acoustic treatment is used to stop drums from sounding too slappy.
If really large, big sound spaces are required we add convolution reverb which is a technology
that models famous large spaces such as the Albert Hall, St Paul's and even a forest.
(We can also model small spaces like jam jars, heating vents and the inside of a BMW X5)

With the sliding door open one large Tracking space is available.

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Control Room.

The control room is treated to simulate the acoustic properties of a typical living room.
This ensures that the mix sounds as it should in a typical listening environment.
This room has air conditioning.

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Dead Room.

The dead room is treated entirely with acoustic foam. There is no echo at all.

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Even though this is the welcoming area, this is a very useful acoustic space

as it is an asymmetrical shape. This is ideal for the placement of amplifiers.

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