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TC Zhou Debuts WSDG Design For Beijing’s Studio 21A And TC Faders

    World-Class Studio for Top Recording/Mixing Engineer BEIJING, CHINA: A multi-talented studio engineer, TC Zhou has enjoyed continued success since designing his original recording in Foshan, Guangdong Province, China it 2003. As his career flourished, Zhou expanded and updated his original facility. Moving to Beijing in 2007 underscored his needs for an even more […]

 

 

World-Class Studio for Top Recording/Mixing Engineer

Studio 21A Control Room A from rear

BEIJING, CHINA: A multi-talented studio engineer, TC Zhou has enjoyed continued success since designing his original recording in Foshan, Guangdong Province, China it 2003. As his career flourished, Zhou expanded and updated his original facility. Moving to Beijing in 2007 underscored his needs for an even more sophisticated studio. Intrigued by WSDG’s reputation for designing world-class studios, Zhou initiated a deep collaboration with WSDG’s global creative team.

Studio 21A CR from rear

TC Zhou’s previous in personally designing his origi9nal studios proved excellent preparation for his creative alliance with WSDG Director of Design, Renato Cipriano and Art Director, Silvia Molho, and with Project Manager, Alan Machado. “TC was deeply involved in the development process,” Cipriano reports. “His design preferences were spot on, and he provided us with excellent drawings, and helpful insights into the building itself. He also had solid architectural , technology and contractor recommendations. His suggestion to install functional isolation windows enabled us to provide fresh air for the Live, CR and Mastering Rooms,” Cipriano says.

Studio 21A view to CR from Live Room

“TC made a point of requesting a pair of prized Lipinski 707A monitors. And he was very pleased with the precisely tuned, perforated wooden frequency absorber panels we installed at the front of the Mastering Room to provide the studio with a cool contemporary vibe,” Cipriano adds. “The floors, walls and ceilings of all the rooms in the complex are completely floated, and a 3rd layer of filled concrete block was set on the perimeter of Vocal Booth C and the Live Room to permit unimpeded independent work in all four rooms simultaneously. This is truly a world-class studio,” he concludes.

Studio 21A Beijing Presentation Drawings courtesy WSDG

 

 

 

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For nearly 50 years WSDG has been designing media production facilities worldwide, over 3500, and counting. Projects range from Jimi Hendrix’s Electric Lady Studio and Jazz At Lincoln Center in New York, to broadcast facilities for The Food Network, CBS and WNET, over twenty teaching studios for The Art Institutes, and corporate clients such as Sony, IBM and Novartis. Recent credits include Jungle City in New York, The Church Studio, in London, private studios for Green Day, Jay-Z, Bruce Springsteen, Alicia Keys and Academy Award-nominated film composer, Carter Burwell. WSDG has collaborated with such noted architects as Frank Gehry, Philippe Stark, Rafael Viñoly, Santiago Calatrava, Grimshaw, and Norman Foster.  An eleven-time winner of the prestigious pro audio NAMM TEC Award for outstanding achievement in Acoustics/Facility Design, WSDG maintains U.S. offices in New York, Washington, DC, San Francisco and Miami and global offices in Barcelona, Basel, Buenos Aires, Berlin, Belo Horizonte, Buenos Aires, Guangzhou, Mexico City and Mumbai.

 

 

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