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November 2007
Talking House chooses Genelec 8050A, 7070A and 1038B combination to achieve the ultimate in 5.1 monitoring
Natick, MA, October 31, 2007— Talking House Productions, a year-old recording, mastering and audio development facility in San Francisco, has chosen Genelec Active Monitors to assure that its eclectic mix of independent artists, producers and audio specialists have access to the finest monitoring available.
The facility, designed by John Storyk of Walters-Storyk Design Group (WSDG), utilizes a pair of Genelec 1038B main monitors combined with Genelec 8050A bi-amplified monitors and 7070A subwoofers to complete an incredibly accurate 5.1 surround mixing environment. Boston-area-based Professional Audio Design sold the Genelec speakers.
In keeping with its location in the Bay City's avant-garde SoMa neighborhood, nearly half of the studio's 8,700 square feet of space is dedicated to a combination art gallery and tracking room, as well as other uses for company founders Steve Luczo, Pete Krawiec, Pc muñoz, John Paulsen, Paul Ruxton, Stephen Smith and Marc Weibel. All are accomplished songwriters, performers and producers, and are committed to developing the next generation of Bay Area-based writer/performers, and all have benefited from the sound of Genelec monitoring.
Talking House is a unique business proposition for a changing music industry. It is a production company specializing in music and other audio arts programming. With six experienced producers, a team of entertainment business veterans, a widening network of close industry contacts, a record label, and a world-class recording campus, the company creates, develops and produces original content. The intent is to work with musical artists to cultivate their vision, develop their work and bring out their best-recorded performances, and create original projects based market opportunities. For instance, Talking House's in-house independent record label helps artists develop opportunities to widely promote and distribute their original works via record labels, film producers, TV producers, and advertising agencies. Productions also serve the film, television and advertising industries.
Recent projects at Talking House include Blueprints of Jazz: Innovators Revealed, a 10-disc series uncovering the greatest jazz innovators; a new record by SF pop-rocker Bray, the score for the adventurous documentary The Ilonggos Story/Remembering Camp Roxas, slated for a Fall 2007 release and sponsored by the Guam Humanities Council/National Endowment for the Humanities; world-renowned cellist Joan Jeanrenaud, and television series Coolfuel Roadtrip by Talking House producer/composer Paul Ruxton, which has been broadcast on UPN, The Science Channel and OLN.
The Genelec 1038B Main Control Room Monitoring System is a powerful tri-amplified system designed for large control rooms. Its active crossovers, three channel power amplifiers and sophisticated protection circuitry make it one of the finest large monitors in the world. The integration of the system into its environment is enhanced by the Genelec’s unique Directivity Control Waveguide™ (DCW™) Technology, which provides excellent stereo imaging and frequency balance on and off-axis, even in difficult acoustic situations.
The Genelec 8050A Bi-Amplified Monitoring System is capable of producing peak SPL of over 120 dB per pair, and with a low frequency response extending down to 35 Hz; the 8050A is a powerful wideband bi-amplified monitoring system. The sophisticated low-level active crossover has versatile controls for matching the monitor to difficult acoustic environments. The volume-efficient MDE™ (Minimum Diffraction Enclosure™) enclosure and long, curved, flow-optimized reflex port combined with low distortion drivers to provide solid, clear, low frequencies with a minimum of compression, distortion and port noise artifacts.
In a 5.1 surround setting the 8050A is complemented with the 7070A LSE™ Series Active subwoofer, featuring a single 12” driver powered by a dedicated 250 W amplifier and a 6.1 Bass Manager connector panel. The LSE Series subwoofers redefined low frequency sound reproduction through Genelec’s unique Laminar Spiral Enclosure™ (LSE™) Technology which provides for clean, articulate response down to 19 Hz.
The facility, designed by John Storyk of Walters-Storyk Design Group (WSDG), utilizes a pair of Genelec 1038B main monitors combined with Genelec 8050A bi-amplified monitors and 7070A subwoofers to complete an incredibly accurate 5.1 surround mixing environment. Boston-area-based Professional Audio Design sold the Genelec speakers.
In keeping with its location in the Bay City's avant-garde SoMa neighborhood, nearly half of the studio's 8,700 square feet of space is dedicated to a combination art gallery and tracking room, as well as other uses for company founders Steve Luczo, Pete Krawiec, Pc muñoz, John Paulsen, Paul Ruxton, Stephen Smith and Marc Weibel. All are accomplished songwriters, performers and producers, and are committed to developing the next generation of Bay Area-based writer/performers, and all have benefited from the sound of Genelec monitoring. Talking House is a unique business proposition for a changing music industry. It is a production company specializing in music and other audio arts programming. With six experienced producers, a team of entertainment business veterans, a widening network of close industry contacts, a record label, and a world-class recording campus, the company creates, develops and produces original content. The intent is to work with musical artists to cultivate their vision, develop their work and bring out their best-recorded performances, and create original projects based market opportunities. For instance, Talking House's in-house independent record label helps artists develop opportunities to widely promote and distribute their original works via record labels, film producers, TV producers, and advertising agencies. Productions also serve the film, television and advertising industries.
Recent projects at Talking House include Blueprints of Jazz: Innovators Revealed, a 10-disc series uncovering the greatest jazz innovators; a new record by SF pop-rocker Bray, the score for the adventurous documentary The Ilonggos Story/Remembering Camp Roxas, slated for a Fall 2007 release and sponsored by the Guam Humanities Council/National Endowment for the Humanities; world-renowned cellist Joan Jeanrenaud, and television series Coolfuel Roadtrip by Talking House producer/composer Paul Ruxton, which has been broadcast on UPN, The Science Channel and OLN.The Genelec 1038B Main Control Room Monitoring System is a powerful tri-amplified system designed for large control rooms. Its active crossovers, three channel power amplifiers and sophisticated protection circuitry make it one of the finest large monitors in the world. The integration of the system into its environment is enhanced by the Genelec’s unique Directivity Control Waveguide™ (DCW™) Technology, which provides excellent stereo imaging and frequency balance on and off-axis, even in difficult acoustic situations.
The Genelec 8050A Bi-Amplified Monitoring System is capable of producing peak SPL of over 120 dB per pair, and with a low frequency response extending down to 35 Hz; the 8050A is a powerful wideband bi-amplified monitoring system. The sophisticated low-level active crossover has versatile controls for matching the monitor to difficult acoustic environments. The volume-efficient MDE™ (Minimum Diffraction Enclosure™) enclosure and long, curved, flow-optimized reflex port combined with low distortion drivers to provide solid, clear, low frequencies with a minimum of compression, distortion and port noise artifacts.
In a 5.1 surround setting the 8050A is complemented with the 7070A LSE™ Series Active subwoofer, featuring a single 12” driver powered by a dedicated 250 W amplifier and a 6.1 Bass Manager connector panel. The LSE Series subwoofers redefined low frequency sound reproduction through Genelec’s unique Laminar Spiral Enclosure™ (LSE™) Technology which provides for clean, articulate response down to 19 Hz.
