Creative Services

Recording Studios Launches Post-Production Workspace

Recording Studios Launches Post-Production Workspace

A state-of-the-art audio and video post-production workspace in the Recording Studios is now open to the Northeastern community. You may use a variety of equipment to create audio, such as the mastering and mixing of  final vocal/music tracks, and integrate video and audio files into your final edited piece.

The workspace includes a PC workstation with Adobe Creative Cloud Suite for audio and video editing, Pro Tools, an 88-key weighted MIDI controller, Genelec and Avantone Monitors, as well as a range of plug-ins:

  • EastWest Composer Cloud X VST
  • Spitfire Albion One VST
  • Serum Xfer Wavetable Synth
  • Arturia Jup 8 Synthesizer
  • Soundtoys 5 Complete Bundle
  • iZotope Ozone Mastering Software Suite
  • Slate Digital All Access Pass Bundle
Izotope Ozone Mastering Software

Izotope Ozone 8 Audio Mastering Software

KOTAKT Virtual Instrument Player

KONTAKT Virtual Instrument Player

Users can also bring their own computer to connect to monitors or a 49-inch display.  You must store project files either on a cloud-based or external drive.

Request post-production workspace time through LibCal.  Staff will follow up to confirm your reservation and help with set-up or training.

For more questions, contact Jon Reed at jo.reed@northeastern.edu or 617-373-2821.

February Workshops in the Recording Studios: Learn Podcasting, Video Recording, Sound Design, and More

Looking for a place to record your podcast or video project? Need to develop your media production chops? What is good sound design? The expert staff in the Library’s Recording Studios can teach you how in our multi-part workshop series beginning February 4. Click each flyer to enlarge:
 
Flyer describing Intro to Snell Studios workshops Flyer describing Intro to Podcasting workshops
 
Flyer describing Intro to Video Recording workshops Flyer describing Intro to Sound Design workshops
 
Use the links below to register for a workshop. Each workshop is offered on multiple dates—click on “Show More Dates” for each workshop to see when it will be offered!

Register:

Questions? Please contact Isaac Schutz, the Recording Studios’ Co-op, at i.schutz@northeastern.edu or 617-373-2465.
 
Students record video in the Snell Library Recording Studios        

The Library’s Audio Workshop Series II Starts Soon. Sign Up Today!

Audio Engineering is a wonderful skill to learn, whether you are a musician, budding sound engineer, or creative adventurer.  The Recording Studio’s Audio Engineering Workshop series II begins November 1st with three weekly classes: miking techniques for drums, miking techniques for amps and mixing your final recording. You can attend one or all in a small group setting. Welcome beginners!

I am Zac Kerwin, the Recording Studio’s co-op. I’m a third year Music Industry student, and the Head of Green Line Records’ Recording Department. I have had a passion for music my whole life, and have been recording, mixing, and mastering music since I was in high school. I’ve learned a lot through my time working here, and with Green Line, and I can’t wait to share everything I know with everyone at these workshops.

I look forward to meeting and teaching you all! Workshops meet from 12-1pm and 6-7pm on Thursdays. If you can’t find a spot, make sure to sign up for the waitlist though, as you might get a spot if someone cancels! And if that doesn’t work, I’ll set up a separate consultation.

Register here:   http://northeastern.libcal.com

If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at e.kerwin@northeastern.edu

Visit our website at: http://library.northeastern.edu/services/recording-studios   See you soon! Zac Kerwin