Floor Plan

Studio

While planning the studio, we aimed for the sweet spot to keep the rate affordable and offer a professional environment. This meant designing a space that was flexible and modular. The main studio is 19×11 and lined with removable acoustical panels on rails that we can move on the fly to tweak the sound of the room from live to dead.

Control Room

We took the same approach when designing the control room and selecting gear. The equipment is a hybrid of analog and digital gear, running through a Tascam console with Apple Logic on a Mac Pro. And yes, we can work with ProTools files, but we opted against getting stuck with an overpriced proprietary format that would’ve only cost bands more. We firmly believe that Apple’s poised to revolutionize the audio mixing world with Logic Pro just as they did in the video editing world with Final Cut Pro.

Lounge

The lounge is a catch-all. It’s a guitar room. It’s a vocal booth. It’s a great place for a drum room-mic. It’s a place to chill out with a cup of coffee and people-watch on Charles Street between takes. Mobtown isn’t a mega big-box studio nor is it in a basement, but we’ve got a good vibe and lots of natural light.