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The studio

A treated recording booth, a treated control room, and the gear to track everything from a solo vocal to a full band.

Built to be lived in

Long projects need a room you want to come back to. The space is comfortable, quiet and acoustically treated, with the control room set up so you can listen critically and the booth set up so you can perform comfortably.

Spotted something missing from the list? Ask us. We can often work with what you need.

The mix position in the control room with Focal monitors and outboard gear

Gear list

Interfaces and preamps

  • Universal Audio Apollo 8p Quad
  • Focusrite Clarett OctoPre
  • Warm Audio WA412 four-channel preamp

Outboard

  • Distressor compressor

Microphones

  • Neumann TLM 102 large-diaphragm condenser
  • Slate Digital ML-1 modeling microphone
  • Slate Digital ML-2 modeling microphones (2)
  • Shure SM57 (3)
  • Shure SM58 (2)
  • Sennheiser e604 (3)
  • AKG D112 kick drum mic
  • Shure Beta 52 kick drum mic

Monitoring

  • Focal Alpha Twin Evo studio monitors

Instruments

  • Pearl drum kit
  • Acoustic guitar
  • Bass guitar
  • Saxophone
  • Casio electric keyboard
  • ROLI Seaboard Block and Airwave

Software

  • Pro Tools
  • Ableton Live 12

Rooms

  • Fully treated recording booth
  • Fully treated control room

Take a look around

The control room at Deck Space Records with a view through to the live room
Lounge seating in the Deck Space Records control room
The live room with a Pearl drum kit, keyboard, guitars and saxophone
The Pearl drum kit in the acoustically treated live room
The window between the live room and control room, with an On Air sign
James working in Pro Tools in the control room
Close-up of the Pearl drum kit with Evans heads and a microphone on the snare
A Casio keyboard with a bass and acoustic guitar leaning behind it
The monitor controller and MIDI keyboard on the desk
A bass guitar and acoustic guitar beside the keyboard

Tell us what you're working on.

A song, an EP, a full album. Start with a conversation and we will map out the project together.

Start a project