Studio A – Nevo Studios
Control room
Our large control room is designed by acoustician Per Sörlin. The studio is built from the ground up to be completely silent from traffic, computers, and technology. With separate climate control, fresh air, natural light, and Per’s attention to every detail in the building, our studios have fully controlled acoustics. Above all, Per has created a bright, creative, and productive space that is fantastic to be in.
Recording Room
The recording room is 85 square meters with a ceiling height of 5 meters and is divided into a larger live room and two more subdued areas. Acoustically, the studio has a warm and clear sound without “ugly” frequencies with a Steinway C grand piano as the icing on the cake. The size of the studio allows for working with larger live sessions such as chamber music, choirs, and bands. Experience has taught us that every musician always wants to hear more of themselves. To meet this demand, we have invested in the “More Me” Langevin Studio Headphone System where you get the full experience in analog sound, which is based on each person having their own 8-channel monitoring mixer within arm’s reach.
EQUIPMENT
A brief overview of the technology available in Studio A.
Mixing console: Amek Mozart with Neve modules, 56 channels, 32 buses, 16 aux
Listening/Monitors:
Main listening ATC SCM 200 + ATC sub,
Nearfield ATC SCM 10 + ATC sub, Yamaha NS10
Yamaha NS1000
6 Langevin 8-channel headphone mixers with BeyerDynamic DT150 headphones
Interface, AD/DA, Tape:
RME Madiface XT Antelope Orion32+ x2 & Ferrofish 16 Total of over 64 analog inputs and outputs.
Antelope Orion 32+. Studer A800 2″ 24-channel Tape Recorder. Ampex MM1100 2″ 24-channel Tape Recorder.
Dynamics:
Around 60 channels with classic compressors from manufacturers such as Urei, Fairchild, API, Universal Audio, NTP, Tube-Tech, Neve, DBX
Reverb:
A large and wonderful selection of classics such as EMT 140, EMT 240, AKG BX20, Masterroom, AMS RMX16, Lexicon, T.C. 6000, and more.
Microphones: Approximately 200 dynamic, condenser, and ribbon microphones. Some favorites and frequently used ones are Neumann M269, Telefunken U47, Neumann U87, Royer 121, Milab DC96B, Brüel & Kjær 4012, Telefunken M221, and much more.
Backline/Instruments: Steinway C grand piano, 4 different drum sets, approximately 10 different snare drums, guitar amplifiers such as Fender Twin Reverb, Marshall heads and cabinets, bass amplifiers with various cabinets, Fender Rhodes, Hammond M100, Hammond B3 and more.
