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16/01/2017
AAS Completes BOXY Modular Studio Installation In Manchester
Amadeus Acoustic Solutions (AAS), in partnership with Italian manufacturers BOXY, has completed their largest ever modular studio installation at the Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM), Manchester.
The £850,000 project saw theatre space previously used for small-scale productions and concerts converted into one overall space – 12m x 11m x 4m – and includes a fully equipped adjoining recording studio that enables RNCM musicians to comfortably create and capture amplified and electronic music.
The new rehearsal and recording facility officially opened this semester in time for the college to launch the UK's first four-year BMus Degree in Popular Music.
This is Amadeus Acoustic Solutions' and BOXY's largest modular installation to date and surpasses last year's double installation at Terminal Studios, Bermondsey, which came in at 11m x 7m x 4m and 7m x 5m x 4m, respectively.
Andy Stott, Head of Popular Music at RNCM, said: "Studio 1 is a world class facility that we are now using as a multi-functional space for teaching, rehearsing, performing and recording.
"RNCM students are enjoying the fact that the aesthetic design, sound system and acoustic enables them to learn, create and perform to their full potential and for their music to be captured and disseminated around the globe. Thank you Amadeus."
Image courtesy of Helen Roscoe, Royal Northern College of Music, 2016
www.amadeus-equipment.co.uk
The £850,000 project saw theatre space previously used for small-scale productions and concerts converted into one overall space – 12m x 11m x 4m – and includes a fully equipped adjoining recording studio that enables RNCM musicians to comfortably create and capture amplified and electronic music.
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The new rehearsal and recording facility officially opened this semester in time for the college to launch the UK's first four-year BMus Degree in Popular Music.
This is Amadeus Acoustic Solutions' and BOXY's largest modular installation to date and surpasses last year's double installation at Terminal Studios, Bermondsey, which came in at 11m x 7m x 4m and 7m x 5m x 4m, respectively.
Andy Stott, Head of Popular Music at RNCM, said: "Studio 1 is a world class facility that we are now using as a multi-functional space for teaching, rehearsing, performing and recording.
"RNCM students are enjoying the fact that the aesthetic design, sound system and acoustic enables them to learn, create and perform to their full potential and for their music to be captured and disseminated around the globe. Thank you Amadeus."
Image courtesy of Helen Roscoe, Royal Northern College of Music, 2016
www.amadeus-equipment.co.uk
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