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  STUDIO AMBIENT  D. Petsetakis

 Dimitris Petsetakis - his first LP , 1991

 

 

Vangelis Katsoulis (on the left)

Zainea Liviu (center) - Dimitris Petsetakis (on the right)

The Vangelis Katsoulis Recording Studio

A place where I've learned many things and...

 very good music

is continuously recorded

Here, a fresh 2008 picture

EDDY'S STUDIO RECORDING

Our small record company

is proud to announce a long series of CDs

 
     
 
     
 
     
 

 soon to be released by Dimitris Petsetakis

Dimitris Petsetakis  Web site is here

 

 

STUDIO 55

 Recording Studio & Studio Productions

 

 

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The room is demo
point for R1 application
 

This case study is provided by

Eng. Mr. Constantine Karamanis

Mobile: + 30 6944 593 792
e-mail: karamanis@ekt.gr
On the left: previous R1's treatment

On the right picture : minimal  room treated surface, maximum efficiency

The aural differences between the A and B mounting examples are very easy to be perceived.

This indicate that the R1 is an active device which when correctly mounted offers it's full potential to the music lover

 

A. you loose part of the adaptable low frequency absorption keeping the R1 very near to the ceiling surface

B. the correct mounting - optimum performance

Here a video clip (826kb)  showing the importance of keeping the R'1 at some 10 cm away from ceiling or floor surfaces

                                                                                    Various R1's applications             

                                 

        

                                                         

Christos Rafalides with Maria Markesini       

                  Christos Rafalides with Mimi Plessas                        

 

 

THE FIRST RECORDING STUDIO

BUILT IN GREECE ONLY WITH R1 !

     

 

Click below for a video clip - 6.75 MB, Kaliris at the Planetrec

 

 

 

 

 

 

PLANETREC Recording Studios

Phones: 210 23 89 522  &  6932 27 45 02 

  http://planetrec.com/ 

 

 

STUDIO ANALYSIS

- DEMO ROOM -

PRODUCTION MUSIC AND SFX LIBRARIES

RADIO AND TV IMAGING, PROGRAMS AND MUSIC SERVICES - BROADCAST EQUIPMENT

Phone: 210 330 44 26

www.studioanalysis.com

 

 

EUROSOUND S.A.

www.eurosound.gr

4 Botasi / Sturnari , Athens

 

 

Unison Audio Store

R1's Demo Room

Studio equipment

Music production
info:+(30)210-33 01 028
mobile:+(30)6972 - 031 301
http://www.gpanagopoulos.com
 

                  

PRISM STUDIOS

Athens, Greece

www.prism-studios.com

tel.: 210 81 04 886

 

Two new recording studios in Athens

 

 

 

A new private recording studio in Athens

 

 

Bucharest. Romanian Broadcasting Co.'s main press conference room

   

 

 

State Radio station Cluj-Napoca , Romania

Studios designed and supervised by Mrs. Doina Toma, ing. acoustician at RBC, Mobile: 0040 7451 20 567

 

1440kHz State Radio Station

Sighetul Marmatiei - Romania

Live booth and Recording room

Studios designed and supervised by Mrs. Doina Toma, ing. acoustician at RBC , Mobile phone: 0040 7451 20 567

 

      

 

R1's exclusive representative for Romania

Isquare address:

Str. 9 Mai nr. 4, Bucharest, Romania

tel.: (+40) 723.68.87.59
(+40) 722.92.65.95

tel & fax:
(+40) 21.318.2864

email:
contact@isquare.ro

Future Sound Studio

Bucharest

Owner: Mr. George Popa

 

 

   

 

 

 

R1's lateral architectural detail helping the architectural rhythm

 

 

 > Reference Project <

Chief Architect: Mrs. Iona Mihaiescu

 

City Town Conference hall

Romania

 

 

 

 

 

 

A private two rooms recording studio in Athens for a composer & singer -

Maria Voumvaki

 

ARTRACKS STUDIO

Athens

www.artrackstudios.gr

Phone: 210- 67 40 567

 

        

 

Advanced Home Cinema

 

All in one solution - everything is black and R1s are painted black.

The automatic screen is mounted above the R1's surface.

The projector is on the ceiling on the opposite side.

No sound equalization needed...

 

 

Thomas Tran- Sydney Australia- Demo room

      

 

When music matters...

Thanassis Moraitis laboratory - Athens

 

Catherine Tomashchuk
Tree of Happiness, 2007

 

 

 

 

posted with artist permission

 

''ALL IN ONE''

private recording studio

in Athens

Owner : Mr.Rigopoulos Konstantinos

 

 

 

Super Sound Trading Co. Ltd

Private room dedicated to music

Limassol  Cyprus
supersou@cytanet.com.cy

 

 

United States Patent 7,261,182 -  Zainea Liviu Nikolae.

Title: Wide band sound diffuser with self regulated low frequency absorption and methods of mounting. 

 

 

 

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Audio Systems

Demo room : R1's exclusive representative

10, Drugkovska Str, office 108, 03113

Kiev, Ukraine

Tel/fax: +38 044-491-42-50

Mob: +38 067 465 7223

nak@aranei.com

www.audiosystems.com.ua

 

 

 

 

Double Reed Co.

Demo room : R1's representative

Budapest , Hungary

www.double-reed.hu

Tel: +36 30 2681381

 

If music is art, then everything really useful  to produce or reproduce it is also art

Roundffusor1 - The Art of Sound

 

 

 

 

 

 

 The Roundffusor1 ''sounded'' in Milano hi-end 2006  

Milano hi-end 2008

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Milano hi-end 2007

 

 

Mr. Ray Kimber special recording sessions at the Utah University Music Hall / US

 

 

 

SKY TV

Athens, Greece

Roundffusor 1 is helping the technicians in few editing suites

 

In control rooms with R1 mounted on the back wall, the sound engineer and practically all people in the room, senses the heights of each microphone, meaning the 3D performer's position relative to the mike.

The mix down accuracy  is a natural delight

Drummer Fotis Demertzis (front left) with the STUBEAT

STUDIO MIX 

 Owner : Demertzis Fotis  

Thessaloniki - Basikyrou 13 Xarilau

Mobile: 6944360470

As much as archeology unveiled the past, the ancient Greeks used no absorptive materials in their theatres, just hard materials and ingenuity.

As the R1 easily ''solves'' acoustically small and medium sized rooms- which is known as a very difficult matter - obviously, bigger halls benefit the full R'1 potential.

 

WOOD

STONE

ROUNDFFUSOR1

MUSIC

 

 

click above to see a 6moons pictures report

Equal front and back radiation speakers needs careful R1's positioning - only behind the speakers.

Seems that such a combination brings the sound to realistic timbre and dynamics , you know...musicality !

 

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The one who put absorption behind such type of loudspeakers,  will absorbs mid and mid/high frequencies - part of music.

Don't forget the paradox: diffusion will reduce the room reverberation without harmful absorption' results...

Clean diffusion means clean music !

 

Roundffusor1 wood imitation hand painted by the professional painter Babis Velonides (not shown here)

 

WORLDWIDE ENTHUSIAST DISTRIBUTORS WELCOMED !

We are searching  Roundffusor1's representative for USA / Canada

 

What we obtained is very near to perfection, a delightful musical perfection perceived easily by the cultivated people - aurally and mentally.

But the perfection will be always the reality...

 

 

  World's best sound application

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Roundffusor 1 behaves much better when the 'front wall' wood drivers are mounted perpendicular to the ground, symmetrically towards the loudspeakers middle axis.

The ceiling's wood supports ''T'' are following the front wall's direction.

The number of the required R1 is related with the room surface / dimensions. The bigger the room the more R1 you need.

 

There is no better publicity than posting in this site hundreds of papers/articles predicting or PC simulating an ideal acoustical situation and the required criteria – not attained by them in practice and then, reading the very detailed description of Roundffusor1’s real working in a plethora of situations, not to say all.

 It’s almost impossible to describe so well a complex diffusing device if all this wouldn’t be real. The Pulitzer Prize will be mine without second thought ! Consider this a ''philosophical'' thinking...

 

 

 

Roundffusor1's musicality is like that...

 

 

 

From the typical above example results that generally, only a maximum of 10-20 % of the total room's surface needs the unique R1, the rest of the room's rests as initially finished or as you please.

 

1. As you can see above, in rooms for listening music- generally  we have to put grouped R1 only behind de speakers (mainly for electrostatic or with any kind of back radiation speakers) or, for all other situations behind the listening place or on the ceiling (if not possible in the previous places).

At least 1,5 meter must be let between the R1's surface and the loudspeakers. No need for R1 on the lateral walls. Keep everything symmetrically as possible. About 10-15 cm must be let between the ceiling surface and R1's columns, the same towards the floor.  

2. For the specific recording rooms, Music Halls or TV plateau situations, rooms for live music of any dimensions: many patches of at least 8 (in a 2x4 matrix) or 9 (in a 3x3 matrix) grouped R1 must be periodically / symmetrically mounted , if possible on all lateral walls and sometimes on ceiling. The R1's matrix dimensions and locations are dictated by the architectural rhythm for each situation. If needed, the loudspeakers play with excellent results. The sound field will be very homogenous and musically clear. See the <reference project>

 

How can we explain musicality ? Musicality is a complex human action as a result of many factors. The first pre-requisite is the feeling for rhytm and the ability to reproduce the preset rhythm. An exact ear or the understandings of acoustical sensations is absolutely necessary as the next pre-requisite as well again the ability to reproduce acoustical sensations in precise pitch. But this are pre-requisites only.

The other important requirements: an instantaneous understanding of written rhythm and written music including all different expression and dynamical marks. But not enough: instantaneous understanding of the given mood is also necessary, plus the ability to integrate one's own playing into the organism of the music and/or of the ensemble.

Again, this is not enough: one has to understand where to place the beat or more emphasis, one has to understand one's own importance or unimportance as part of the musical action. One has to know also which notes are more important than others, where to reduce the dynamics even for up to two steps or where to rise the dynamic level even for up to two or sometimes three steps.

And again, this is not enough, as one has to understand the musical forms & miniforms ("gruppetti") instantaneously.

Some of this abilities can be acquired by hard work or simple experience: rhythmical training, ear training, recognizing forms knowing the works very well. Exact memory for music is a good tool also, but requires some analytic memory. Feeling for forms & the interaction between forms can be developed by great experience in the arts, in all arts, which can be acquired by visiting museums, reading encyclopaedias, specially about the classical arts from Egyptian arts to Greece & Rome. So one gets a feeling about esthetic.

But most of it, musicality is depending on intelligence as it is part of the intelligence. Provocative ? Me ? Yes ! You should know, that shaking the body more or less within the rhythm or starting grinning while listening music or starting humming less out of tune than others, that's not musicality. Musicality is more. Playing a piece in tune, playing the right notes at the right place, is not enough. Musicality is more. Like intelligence it is a gift of nature, plus much work.

If you listen to certain chords, and it starts running down your back ice cold, and your flesh begins to creep, that's where musicality starts. If you listen to music, and you feel like flying in outer space, that's where musicality starts. If you listen to music, and you become angry or sad, that's where musicality starts. And if you are able, to bring others into the moods said above by your playing, well, then you are a musical musician. Prof.Hans Pizka. Think about

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