LYD 7 came out on top in a dedicated monitor shootout between 5 different contestants, which caused The Rhythmic Music Conservatory in Copenhagen to install 16 pairs of LYD 7 studio monitors for the students to use when they write, record and produce their music.
The 20s… The period of your life when you are finding your feet – and your own, unique voice of expression. And it is probably also a period where you are open to all sorts of inputs and creative ideas.
The Rhythmic Conservatory (RMC) in Copenhagen, Denmark, certainly aims at supporting the creative forces of its almost 200 students, as they have more than 30 rehearsal rooms that are equipped with recording setups, including USB recording interfaces, MIDI keyboards and controllers and of course studio monitors. The students can simply hook up their own laptop and be ready to capture and work on their musical ideas in a matter of seconds.
In 16 of those rehearsal spaces, a pair of our LYD 7 studio monitors were recently installed and they are being put to good use each and every day of the year. RMC is not only a school for the musicians of the future, but also producers, as they have a dedicated Music Producer education. And on a daily basis, the many rehearsal rooms are being used by producers and musicians alike.
We stopped by for a chat with Sound Technician, Tim Harris, who took the lead on finding the best solution for the new rooms and is also teaching occasionally at RMC within the fields of recording, production and technology.