Music has no boundaries, and many people have a singer dream in their hearts. But generally few people invest too much in this, and some dreams will be missed. Is there a platform that can provide opportunities for these people? At the annual music festival Smukfest, [Dynaudio] released the "Container Recording Studio" for the first time in its hometown of Denmark, and the "Unheard" recording studio made its debut.

The Danish company Dynaudio was founded in 1977 and is a leading manufacturer of hand-made high-end speakers for the professional, home and automotive markets. The company focuses on innovation and education, and has established two well-equipped recording studios in Europe and the United States. They are installed in containers and are convenient to travel around, aiming to promote unknown artists among the crowd.

This "Unheard" recording studio has been traveling around the world, visiting various musical performances and festivals, allowing hundreds of unknown artists in the crowd to have the opportunity to record their music. The recording studio is built in the hulls of two shipping containers. Half of the walls of the box are replaced with floor-to-ceiling glass windows, which can be shared and interacted with the audience during the recording process, allowing a deeper insight into the production of professional music.

The studio is equipped with the most advanced professional audio technology and has a DAD AX32 system with MADI. And this kind of perspective design can sometimes bring a small concert to the audience. When MC, producer and several audio technicians participate, the audience can sit outside the box and enjoy music and recording. the process of.

In order to assemble a high-quality recording studio into a shipping container, the layout must be carefully designed, using the most compact and effective software and hardware on the market. With the Waves eMotion LV1 software mixer as the center, the process of the "Unheard" recording studio needs to cater to fast turnaround, very different music styles, and perfect integration with external PA and live video settings, which shows that this is not a simple project.

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