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Music Studio

The room where the track finally sounds the way you hear it.

Music recording and sound engineering, booked in four- and eight-hour blocks. Half day from £80 dry hire, or £140 with an engineer.

From£80

The music studio lit by violet LED strips, with the desk, monitors and vocal booth.

A properly treated room: acoustic panelling, monitors, a vocal booth with a large-diaphragm condenser, and violet LED tracing the ceiling line. Book it dry, or with an engineer on the desk.

It sits alongside the free music production and DJing courses Scope runs with Tutor Hub — the same room that teaches is the room that records.

Your day in Music Studio

What your day here feels like

Step into the booth, close the door, and it is you and the large-diaphragm condenser. Back in the room, nearfield monitors give you an honest picture of what you have just laid down, under the violet line of light along the ceiling. Book it dry and run your own session, or put an engineer on the desk and give everything to the performance.

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Live availability for Music Studio only. Pick the date and the hours. Want a different room? See every room.

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What it’s good at

  • 01Recording
  • 02Writing sessions
  • 03Sound engineering
  • 04Rehearsal

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The room

The vocal booth in the music studio: a large-diaphragm condenser mic in a foam-treated booth.
The music studio: studio monitors and a screen on the desk, acoustically treated walls.

Guides for this room

Recording Voiceover: The Booth or the Room?Scope has two rooms that record clean spoken word: a treated vocal booth and a sound-treated studio. Which one your voiceover session wants, and why.Sound for Video in a Studio: Sync, Wild Tracks and ADRSound for video in a studio: sync sound in a treated room, planning dialogue around an untreated one, wild tracks, room tone, ADR and voiceover in the booth.Recording Studio Dry Hire vs an EngineerDry hire is £80 for a half day. With an engineer it is £140. The real question is whether the person on the desk is worth the difference.Planning a Single or Album Release Content Day in a StudioPlan a single or album release content day in a studio: press stills, cover art, a performance clip, vertical teasers and lyric cards, sequenced across rooms.

The room where the track finally sounds the way you hear it.

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