Left to Right: Perseverance Records Producer Robin Esterhammer, film composer Dennis Dreith, "gAg" director Scott McKinlay in Dennis' studio.

Photo: © Dennis Dreith

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The control room is 15' X 17' acoustically designed room, amply appointed to comfortably accommodate production and support staff. The composers private project studio is utilized solely for Dennis' various
film and recording projects. The primary recording platform is Digital Performer utilizing full 24 bit digital recording with the latest state of the art equipment including numerous digital synthesizers and samplers (with extensive libraries), featuring numerous “soft synth’s” including Native Instruments “East/West” Orchestral library, Atmospheres, and the latest state of the art plug-in’s. Studio hardware includes, Aries 42 input analog console, Mackie Universal Controller, MOTU 2408, Avalon 737sp tube mic pre-amp, Lexicon digital processors, Genelec self powered reference monitors and much more.

The "live" room is 12.5' X 13.5' with custom acoustic treatment, a high pitched ceiling, and wood floors. The live room is designed to accommodate a variety of acoustic sources including vocal groups and soloists, strings, horns, acoustic guitars, drums and percussion.