Reflection Arts builds the new Imagine Sound study in Barcelona

Designed by Julius Newell, this new study thinking for the recording of electronic music has a very wide control, a machine room where the loudest equipment and a multi-function room are located on the upper floor.

Imagine Sound is the last work done by Reflexion Arts. This study, located in Barcelona, has been designed by Julius Newell and built by an arts reflection team.

The study, constituted by a very wide control, a machine room where the louder equipment and a multi-function room on the upper floor are located, is equipped with a system of arts 239 reflexion monitors and two 18 ″ RA BX1 subwoofers. In fact, it is the first time that Reflection Arts Monta subs in a study exclusively dedicated to music, mainly electronic.

In this study, the new version of the Studio II stages that Audio neva manufactures exclusively for arts reflection is released. The most relevant novelty is that the new Studio II are presented with two transformers on the channel, instead of the usual two transfers shared by both channels. With this, neva substantially improves intermodulation distortion, since the separation between the AB class channel (250W @8Ω and the class A channel (60W @8Ω) is now total. The system control is done through a BLU160 BSS equipped with analog inputs and outputs.

It is noteworthy that the study can change color, since its walls are covered with a fabric, which being acoustically transparent, reflects the light of the LED tapes placed between the moldings.

The chosen mixture table, supplied by Funky Junk, has been a 48 channel Duality SSL and the recording system, an HDX protools with 4 Avid 16 × 16 for 64 audio channels.