Designed by Wes Lachot

Inspiring and comfortable, Studio A (featured in Mix Magazine’s Class of 2010) was designed and built from the ground up to be Florida’s best sounding room by world-renown studio designer Wes Lachot, (Manifold Recording, Electric Lady Studios).

Opened in February 2010, this beautifully crafted studio perfectly captures sound in the live room and presents it truthfully in the control room, with a reflection-free zone design that holds the industry standard ±3dB variance throughout its frequency range.
  Strict design specs for acoustics, electrical, HVAC, wiring and maintenance for every mic, instrument and piece of gear or equipment keep Studio A fully functioning at it’s best.

A wide sweet spot, extending from the engineer seat to the listening couch, eliminates guesswork and wasted time during recording and mixing.  This very neutral monitoring environment gives the perfect amount of natural ambiance, with the help of side wall diffsorber trapping and rear wall RPG Diffractal diffusors.

- Built around an SSL 8000G+ console (former Record Plant)

- Main monitor system: Dynaudio M3As, Chord SPA1032 amplifiers, and Avalon crossover, 5.1 equipped.

- Outboard gear: Neve, API, Calrec, GML, Lexicon, Bricasti, Eventide, TC, etc.

- Recorders: Pro Tools HD3, Studer A827 2″ 24-track and Ampex ATR-102 1/2″ 2-track machines

Analog Recording Process:
Capture that “fat, warm, analog sound” in today’s FAST digital world!
Your music can be recorded to analog tape on its way to Pro Tools, instantaneously giving you the best of both worlds.
Now the “hit sound” of analog tape is available with the ease of digital editing, thanks to the revolutionary CLASP system!
Check out CLASP in Mix Magazine.