Tempe Studio C

The Conservatory’s C Room at Tempe shares its studio proper with the B Room. The console, a Neve VR-48 (from the company started by the legendary Rupert Neve-a frequent Conservatory guest lecturer,) sports Flying Faders automation and Total Recall. It originally came from Streeterville Studio in
Chicago, and was used during its tenure there to track and mix hit records for the Smashing Pumpkins, Collective Soul, Filter, the Fugees, and Janet Jackson, among others. The C Room is a dual-purpose room, used for both music tracking and mixing, and also post-production for film and television. The Neve is particularly popular with the students for mixing music projects.

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At A Glance…

Console

Neve VR-48 w/ Flying Faders

Recorders

Otari MTR-90
Alesis HD24
Alesis Masterlink
Tascam DA-40
Sony TC-K6ISS

Outboard Dynamics

Universal Audio 1176-2
DBX 900 Series

Time-Based Processors

TC Electronic M-3000
TC Electronic M-2000
TC Electronic Fireworx
TC Electronic D-Two
Lexicon PCM-80
Eventide H-300D/SE
Yamaha SPX-90II
Ensoniq DP/4+
Alesis Quadraverb 2

Monitors

Tannoy System 800
Yamaha NS-10