Ruth Scorgie Hubbard Music Studio

The 1,000 square-foot tower-like Music Studio was designed to be insular and uplifting. It is a vertical space without windows, but a large skylight connects the vertical space of the room to the sky. The acoustic-paneled and cedar walls reach skyward, with a tall roof monitor to admit daylight. Permanent sound panels were added in the skylight; other portable panels along the walls can be moved to affect the sound. The recording studio is outfitted with a wide-range of music and recording equipment.

Computer Hardware:

• 1 e-Mac (OS X / 9), 700 MHz, 40 gig HD, 640 MB RAM, 17' CRT Monitor w/ Speakers, CD,
• Digidesign Digi 002 Rack (ProTools interface)
• M-Box ProTools interface
• MobilePre USB stereo interface

Computer Software:

• ProTools 6.1 (w/ Mackie Control surface)
• Felt Sound Studio
• Toast 6

Instruments:

• Steinway 6'2" B-Model Piano
• 2 CASIO CTK 671 Keyboard
• 1 ALESIS QS 8.2 Synthesizer (88 weighted keys)

Audio Equipment:

• Mackie 1604 Mixer
• Crown PS 200 Power Amp
• Alesis Studio Monitor Speaker System
• 2 Mackie HR824 powered speakers
• Bryston Speaker Switch Box
• Alesis Adat
• Panasonic SV-3800 DAT Machine
• Denon 770 Dual Cassette Deck Lexicon Alex Effects Unit
• DBX 266 Compressor
• Furman PB-40 Patch Bay
• 2 Furman PL-8 Power Conditioners
• 25' 16 x 4 Concert Snake
• 2 Rode NT1-A microphone
• 2 Audio Teknika 4031 Microphones
• AKG Boom Stands
• 5 AKG 240 M Headphones
• Range HC-6 Headphone Console
• 1 Direct Box
• Portable 40x External CD-RW
• SONY Mini Disc portable recorder w/ directional microphone

Misc. Equipment:

• 1 Steinway baby grand piano (located in Theater)
• 3 Electric Pianos w/ 64 keys
• 12 Manhassette Music Stands
• 2 Upright pianos (various locations)
• Blackboard w/ staves