Live Band Recording
Studio B is a full band room built for a live take: drums, bass, guitars, keys, and a vibraphone are already in the building, so a band can plug in and play without hauling gear. Congas and hand percussion are there too if the song calls for it. The room runs two ways.
Recording
Recording is different. A tracked session needs two rooms, not one: the band plays in Studio B while the engineer works from Studio A, monitoring through a three-by-three window in the shared wall. Eighteen inputs run to a patchbay, so drums, bass, guitars, keys, and scratch vocals all land on separate tracks instead of bleeding into one mic. That's why a recorded session is $100 for two hours and holds both rooms: load-in and setup eat the first hour, and the building is genuinely occupied end to end, not just the live room. If you're not sure which one you need: rehearsal is for practice and pre-production. Recording is for tracking a song you're keeping.
Studio B Details
Dimensions: 11'6¾" × 15'11½"
Floor area: 181.42 sq ft
Ceiling height: 9'10"
Mixer: Behringer XR18, 18 inputs
Patchbay: Behringer Ultrapatch Pro PX3000, 48 point
Configuration: Drum ready, no desk
Backline: Drum kit, congas and hand percussion, Deagan vibraphone, Yamaha Clavinova, Yamaha
keyboard, Eden Metro bass amp, house acoustic guitar, Peavey Bandit 112, Fender FM15 DSP,
Line 6 Spider III (BYO electric), JBL EON10 G2 and EON615 PA