STUDIO OVERVIEW

スタジオ設備

Composition and arrangement for media (including games)
OrchestrationInstrument recording
Vocal recordingDialogue recording (ADR, dubbing, prescoring)
Sound editing
Foley effects
Sound design and SFX creation
Music production (mixing and mastering)

Example: For a full orchestra with 10 players and a 2-woodwind section configuration:

• Woodwinds:
  Group 1: “2 Flutes and 2 Oboes”
  Group 2: “2 Clarinets and 2 Bassoons”
• Horns:
  1 group for 4 players, or 2 groups for 6 or 8 players.
• Brass:
  Group 1: “2 Trumpets and 2 Trombones”
  Group 2: “1 Bass Trombone and 1 Tuba”
• Percussion:
  Depending on the instruments used, 1–2 groups.
• Keyboard Instruments:
  1 group for 1 pianist.
• Strings:
  3 groups for “1st Violins”
  2 groups for “2nd Violins”
  2 groups for “Violas”
  1 group for “Cellos”
  1 group for “Double Basses”

In total, recording would be divided into at least 17–18 groups.

While dividing the groups more finely may increase recording time, it also provides many benefits, such as allowing precise volume adjustments and edits for each group after the recording session, and the option to use different takes for each group.

Note: Large instruments such as timpani, marimbas, or drum sets may not be able to fit in the recording space. In such cases, you may need to rent an additional studio and instruments. Please consult with us in advance.