CHAPTER 19Multiple Studios
All the good things should be maximized, all the bad things minimized. This message is repeated frequently enough to encourage maximum recall with minimum effort. A new building was to be built, but many activities were in competition for the maximum space a minimum budget would allow.
As for recording studios, talk at first swung toward a large number of very small studios. This was parried by solid information on the adverse effect of small studio spaces on sound quality and it was agreed to reduce the number of studios so that at least the 1500 cubic foot minimum volume could be realized. Most of the work is the recording of voice programs, but numerous languages are involved, necessitating a multiplicity of studio-control ...
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