Details:
| Location | Kimball Recording Studio |
| Building | Kimball Hall |
| Room Number | 125 |
| Description | The Kimball recording studio has a standard home studio setup ideal for recording a small group or soloist. |
| Capacity | 8 |
| Function | Recording studio |
| Floor | Carpet |
| Piano | No |
| Sound System | Mackie 8" Monitor Pair |
| Projection Screen | No |
| Access | In dorm; RCC's have key access |
| Daylight | Windows - must remain shut |
| Reservations | kimball.stanford.edu/reservations/ |
| Other equipment | 4 Shure SM57-LC Dynamic Microphones 4 Compressor Microphones (including one Neumann and one AKG MXL) Digi 002 Mixing Board and Pro-Tools 10 MoTu 893 and Logic Pro 9 Mackie 8" Monitor Pair Final Cut Pro |
What are the general policies/restrictions for this space?
Anyone wishing to use Kimball’s recording studio must first complete a brief training tutorial. Please email our recording studio staff to arrange tutorials at: kimball_recording@lists.stanford.edu.
After completing the tutorial, reservations may be made through our online booking system, and are approved at the discretion of Kimball staff. Please provide name, equipment used, hours, phone number, room number, purpose, and the names of all group members when making a reservation. Recording is not permitted during quiet hours, but mixing is permitted at any time if headphones are worn. During the reservation, the studio key may be borrowed from any staff member. For the protection of the electronic equipment, food and drink are not allowed in the studio.
Absolutely NO FOOD! Drinks with tops are allowed. If you fill the trashcan in the room, empty it.
What is the policy related to noise? What are the quiet hours?
Recording is allowed until 11pm, mixing with headphones allowed at all times.
Are there any fees associated with this space?
None, unless equipment is damaged.
Is there a calendar visible to those wanting to reserve the space?
Yes, it is visible on our reservation site to those with an account, which can request by e-mailing the Kimball RCCs.
What is the reservation policy/system in place? How can students reserve the space?
Students first request a reservation account, then log onto the reservation system from kimball.stanford.edu/reservations/ and reserve a space following the reservation rules outlined on the site for time limit and quantity of reservations. Reservations for the weekend are handled on a case by case basis
Can students make multi-day reservations?
No
Is there any sort of reservation priority for certain students/groups?
No
Is the space wheelchair accessible?
Yes
