Audio Studio B is designed for students to learn audio recording basics. The console's internal computer records project and mixdown information and controls the moving fader automation. Audio C is used for Advanced Mixing and Advanced Recording classes where students learn to run full music recording sessions in a professional environment. The studio is equipped with a 24-channel console, outboard processing gear and a video system for synching sound to pictures. Audio Production studio classes are typically limited to 11 students to ensure ample time for hands-on practice.
Studios are available to students for practice and projects during non-class hours.
For second year students, MIDI 2 Lab contains 7 new Apple G3 towers equipped with Alesis keyboards, Akai S3000 samplers, Cubase and Studio Visions software. Student Access to Studios Access to production and recording studios is an essential component of the educational process at Mass Comm. The College emphasizes consistent and regular student access to all studios beyond the scheduled class hours. Studio operations personnel are available to assist students during access periods. Specific access rules and regulations are published periodically by the College.