Inside the studio

Longwave Studio has been in the old telephone exchange since 2015. Two live rooms, an edit suite, and four people who have made more than fourteen hundred episodes between them. Some of those shows are ours. Most belong to someone else.
The rooms
Studio A seats four with treated walls and a separate control room. Studio B seats two and is set up for video.
How we work
An engineer is in the chair for every session. Multitracks go out the same evening, whether you booked the edit or not.
The Longwave Studio control room: mixing desk, monitors and a window into the live room.
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The rooms

Studio A, Studio B and the edit suite, as they actually look.
A host recording in Studio A, headphones on, at a suspended condenser microphone.
A condenser microphone and pop shield lit by a single warm lamp.
Two stools and two microphones waiting at the Studio B table.
A three-person recording session in progress around the round table in Studio A.
A client listening back to a take, headphones on.

"Booked it for one day.

Came back for the whole season."

Who you get

The team

Four people. You will meet all of them.
Elena Roth
I work out what the show is before anyone books a room.
Elena Roth
Executive Producer
Kenji Arai
I am in the chair for every session. We fix it in the room.
Kenji Arai
Studio Engineer
Nia Blackwood
Most of my job is deciding what to leave out.
Nia Blackwood
Editor & Sound Designer
Sami Haddad
I hold the diary and make sure the kit always works.
Sami Haddad
Studio Manager