Covered Bridge Recording has opened a new 3,000-square-foot facility near Nashville designed specifically for immersive audio production. The venue offers services ranging from podcast recording and film scoring to band tracking and writer retreats. mixonline.com reported that owner Grace Ritter established the studio with immersive capabilities as a foundational element rather than an upgrade.
The technical setup in Studio A includes an API 2448 recording console paired with Genelec 8361A main monitors, 8351B units for center and surround channels, and dual 7380A subwoofers. A Genelec 9320A reference controller manages switching between immersive and stereo workflows. The property transformation includes multiple isolation booths, a dedicated synth room, and a large-format control room alongside recreational amenities like an outdoor stage and sports courts. The project involved collaboration with Dolby, Vintage King, and Genelec to meet specific Atmos specifications. This launch adds significant immersive capacity to the Nashville market, providing manufacturers and engineers with a purpose-built environment for next-generation audio formats. The facility also features a full kitchen, living room, and secure parking for tour buses. Ritter worked closely with partners to ensure every aspect of the room met professional standards for artists and engineers creating immersive content today.
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