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The Music Room

Dimensions: 31' W x 52' D x 24' H, 1380 sq ft

Features:

• Direct visual connection to all acoustic rooms:
  • Control Room
  • Booths A & B (C is partially visible, by design)
  • Sound Locks 1 & 2
• Large enough for 35 seated musicians
• 24' high ceiling: all fundamental room modes are below A0
• RT60 up to 1 full second
  • 23 acoustic panels can fine-tune room behavior to taste
  • Doors on Booths A & B and Sound Locks 1 & 2 can further modulate acoustics
• Powerful and flexible lighting system
  • Sets mood for superior artistic performance
  • Ensures better experience for workshop productions
  • Suitable for live video capture (up to 10kW of illumination built in)
• Yamaha CF-9 Concert Grand Piano (can be rolled into Booths A or B)

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  Facing East
  Daylighting in the Music Room
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  View of Booths A, B, and C
  Standing Outside Sound Lock 1
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  View of Booths A, B, and C
  Standing Outside Sound Lock 2
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  The Artist's View
  Standing Outside Sound Lock 2
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  Looking Down the North Soffit
  Standing Outside Booth A
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  Looking into the Control Room
  Standing Outside Booth B
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  The Artist's View #2
  Standing Outside Booth C

Music Room Panel Interfaces

There are three interface panels in the Music Room, each providing an identical layout, yet each feeding into its own section of the patchbay.

• 16 Mic Inputs (8 normalled to console)
• 4 Analog I/O Lines
• 8 Audio Tie Lines
• 8 AES Inputs
• 8 AES Output
• 3 SMPTE 311M Optical Input
• Clock signal (wordclock, video ref, or house black)
• 2 Composite Video Output
• 2 Composite Video Input
• 2 SDI Video Output (SD, HD, or 3G-HD)
• 2 SDI Video Input (SD, HD, or 3G-HD)
• 4 Aviom personal mixer ports
• 4 CAT6 Ethernet ports (powered)
• 1 Dual-link DVI video output
• 2 10-GigE Ethernet ports
• 2 10-GigE SAN ports

If necessary, video I/O cables or fiber cables can be patched to provide MADI input and/or output.

Music Room Particulars

The Music Room can be used in a number of ways:

• As a live room for solo artists, bands, and entire ensembles
• As a tracking room for individual instruments (particularly Piano and Drums)
• As an environment for workshops, master classes, and other creative/educational formats
• As a venue for community events (fundraisers, broadcasts, etc.)

The 8' high soffit that runs around the Music Room is suitable for video camera tracks, tripods, and lights. The soffit can also support audio monitors for evaluating room-scale surround mixes.